The Office of Patient Experience invites everyone at Michigan Medicine to join us in celebrating the week by participating in one or more of the following events. If you are unable to attend the virtual events, recordings of most of the events will be available.
Ongoing opportunities to celebrate Patient Experience Week
Bright Spots in Patient Experience
- Is your team doing something extra to improve the patient experience? Share your work with colleagues across Michgian Medicine. Submit a poster to included int he Bright Spots virtual poster session.
- Click here to download the poster template and directions to submit your poster.
=>Check out the submitted posters!
Zoom Backgrounds
- Celebrate Patient Experience Week during your Zoom meetings. Download Zoom backgrounds here.
Facebook Frames
- Celebrate your role as a valued Michigan Medicine team member and support the patient experience by adding a frame to your Facebook profile photo.
Schedule of Events
April 26
Plain Pledge Activity - 3 p.m. - 4 p.m.
A quick, engaging activity designed to improve communication with patients by learning plain language alternatives of complex medical terminology.
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Bring a medical term for which you want a plain language substitute
April 27
Patient Experience 101: Patient Experience, Empathy, and What Matters Most to Patients and Families
This is the first half of a two-part offering serving as an introduction to Patient Experience. Participants will receive a brief introduction to the concept of patient experience and reflect on their own experiences as patients or caregivers, recognizing how they can impact the experience of patients and their families in simple yet profound ways, regardless of their role.
April 28
HOPE Awards Showcase - 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Come learn more about each of the HOPE award winners from 2020. Listen to a brief presentation by each group with an opportunity to ask questions.
April 29
Plain Pledge Activity - 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.
A quick, engaging activity designed to improve communication with patients by learning plain language alternatives of complex medical terminology.
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Bring a medical term for which you want a plain language substitute
Patient Experience Learning Forum - 1 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Join us for an engaging presentation and interdisciplinary panel discussing the unique challenges posed by providing care in the virtual environment, and best practices for showing patients and families that we care.
April 30
Patient Experience 101: Measurement, Service Recovery, Reconnecting to Purpose
This is the second half of a two-part offering serving as an introduction to Patient Experience, and the aim is for all attendees to care about the patient's experience at a deep and profound level.