Focusing on Provider Experience and Engagement can Improve Healthcare Outcomes

 

Improving healthcare is a multifaceted challenge, with the provider experience playing a pivotal role alongside patient care. In a recent episode of the “Highway to Health” podcast, host David Kemp delved into this critical issue with Stephanie Prechowski, MBA, MSN, RN, AGCNS-BC, CNOR, Chief Operating Officer at Surgeons Choice Medical Center.

In this episode, Kemp and Prechowski explore the intricate dynamics of healthcare, focusing on enhancing the provider experience. They discuss the myriad challenges faced by healthcare providers, including staffing issues, healthcare costs, and the mental health toll of the profession. Prechowski shares her insights on building a supportive community within healthcare settings, emphasizing the importance of leadership in cultivating a culture of trust and performance. The conversation also touches upon personal health and well-being practices, illustrating how these factors significantly impact professional performance.

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