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3 thoughts on “Section 2: Understanding Opportunities and Barriers”
Integrating Patient & Family is deeply valuable. Not all Patient and Family members would be candidates, but those who are can lend critical perspective. What training will Patient and Family members undergo to be integrated to the team in order to have a respected voice? Time is the most critical resource…whether it be that of medical staff or patient and family. Reimbursing financially certainly can be a motivator, but the true motivation for those involved is deeper and more substantive than financial. Being heard. Being valued. Feeling like their time has served a purpose and had an impact.
The slide with quotes around minute 1:10-2:10 is busy and small to read online. I wonder if this could be made into two slides lasting 30 seconds each?
Agree with the above comment about the slide with the quotes around minute 1:10 being hard to read while at the same time trying to listen to the words of the speaker. Perhaps it would be helpful for the narrator to take the time to read the quotes aloud? They seem like they contain a lot of valuable information.
Integrating Patient & Family is deeply valuable. Not all Patient and Family members would be candidates, but those who are can lend critical perspective. What training will Patient and Family members undergo to be integrated to the team in order to have a respected voice? Time is the most critical resource…whether it be that of medical staff or patient and family. Reimbursing financially certainly can be a motivator, but the true motivation for those involved is deeper and more substantive than financial. Being heard. Being valued. Feeling like their time has served a purpose and had an impact.
The slide with quotes around minute 1:10-2:10 is busy and small to read online. I wonder if this could be made into two slides lasting 30 seconds each?
Agree with the above comment about the slide with the quotes around minute 1:10 being hard to read while at the same time trying to listen to the words of the speaker. Perhaps it would be helpful for the narrator to take the time to read the quotes aloud? They seem like they contain a lot of valuable information.