First, let's understand health equity; according to CDC, "Health equity is the state in which everyone has a fair and just opportunity to attain their highest level of health." Health equity requires systems and policies to change, and healthcare providers can start by eliminating preventable hea

Our emergency messaging system creates a safer hospital environment for staff and patients.

Health gaps are detrimental to public health. Here are some resources and steps for healthcare providers to reduce health gaps.

There are many communication barriers in healthcare, but how to solve them? First, providers must understand the types of obstacles, and leaders must also be aware of them.

Active listening is emphasized and popular within healthcare, yet how does one become successful while practicing active listening? Our previous communication-based blogs have highlighted what successful leaders do!

Understand the culture your team adopts and how to mitigate the imbalance. Learn how overly cooperative and competitive culture can harm cross-department communication!

Intercultural communication is quintessential in healthcare. Develop intercultural competency to increase healthcare provider and patient communication satisfaction! Become a successful leader by equipping intercultural skills learned from the blog here!

Effective communication is a learning process. Successful communication is necessary yet rare in healthcare, especially when messages transfer from one department to another.

Healthcare is diverse, so becoming culturally competent is crucial in delivering quality care. Learn about verbal and nonverbal communication to enhance relationships between team members and build cohesive organizational culture.

Learning about your team's communication style can reduce future conflicts. Better support team members and develop strong social relations.