Posted inHealthcare IT
A Beginner’s Primer on Keeping a Heart Care Website in Good Repair
Dead links, redirects and review dates explained from scratch, with a short glossary and a routine for checking existing heart care pages first.
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Rereading, Shadowing or Writing It Up: Which Lesson Lasts Longest?
A comparison of three ways a patient-information team fixes a new workflow in memory, and why explaining it to the next newcomer exposes the most gaps.
Posted inPatient Experience
Eight Things to Take Off Your Hospital Visit Prep Sheet
A friendly list of eight clutter items to drop from your hospital visit prep sheet, so what remains is short, personal and quick to read on the day.
Posted inCardiology
A Cardiology Welcome Page Audit: Does It Speak to Mrs. Nair?
A twelve-point checklist for auditing a cardiology clinic's welcome page against one real first-time patient and the family member who comes with her.
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Six Myths About Publishing a Cardiology Patient Information Page
Six myths that keep cardiology practices from publishing a plain first version of their patient information page, and why a small, dated draft serves patients better.
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From Ward Nurse to Patient-Information Writer: A Career Story
A nurse who moved into hospital web content learned that accessible writing is a craft anyone can build. Her story shows the skills and the habits behind it.
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Discharge Paperwork Runbook FAQ: Who Does What, and When
A question-and-answer guide to writing a discharge paperwork runbook, so the administrative hand-off works the same way whoever is on shift.
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Nine Easy Steps to Prepare a Written Page Before Your Heart Care Visit
A friendly nine-step walk-through for putting dates, companions, language and document names on one page before a heart care visit, with no medical content.
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Reconciling Heart Hospital Billing: Where Practice Is Heading
How families and hospital offices now reconcile heart hospital billing records on a fixed rhythm, and why the interval matters more than the tool.
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Heart Care Costs Explained by Unit: A Plain-Language Guide
Cost per unit simply means asking what one visit, test or hospital day covers. A plain explainer on reading heart care paperwork, with no figures or advice.