Hear from Dr. Jane Englebright on healing health systems with meaningful documentation [Podcast]

September 28, 2021 |  Patient Engagement, nurses, Patients, Coronavirus

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The movement to relieve clinical burden and give nurses more quality time with patients is in full swing across our industry. Improving the meaningfulness of documentation is one way to make nurses’ lives easier, which I recently discussed on MEDITECH Podcasts with one of healthcare’s most respected leaders, Jane Englebright, PhD, RN.   

Dr. Englebright is the Chief Nurse Executive and Senior Vice-President at HCA Healthcare, a large healthcare system based in Nashville, TN. She also chairs The Joint Commission’s Board of Commissioners, and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing. She is widely published in nursing, safety and quality, and is a nationally sought speaker in these areas. 

In this podcast, Dr. Englebright shares her view on what makes truly meaningful documentation, versus data collection that may be less critical to improving the patient care experience. In addition, you’ll hear what the pandemic has taught her about responding to rapid changes in clinical practice.  

Listen to this important conversation, using your favorite podcast app. 


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Written by Christine Parent, Marketing Director, Customer Advocacy, MEDITECH

As a marketing director at MEDITECH, Christine leverages her experience of healthcare IT and PMP certification to lead and execute strategic marketing initiatives that enhance the value and visibility of MEDITECH's EHR solutions. With a focus in customer advocacy, she works with a cross-functional team of experts to create and deliver compelling content, programs, and communications that showcase MEDITECH products and services to diverse audiences, including clinicians, patients, and vendor partners.