Keeping healthcare human requires persistent and determined efforts dedicated to maintaining the person to person connection. Digital Empathy™ transforms transactional relationships into deeper, ongoing, trusting relationships.
Generic surveys, paper or digital, have been used routinely in healthcare to capture the information from patients. Challenging the one-size-fits-all approach, Digital Empathy™ recognizes that different people have different needs.
Data is only as powerful as its accuracy and when poor quality data is collected, results are compromised. Current means of collecting information, such as paper-based surveys or generic digital surveys, show low completion rates and a lack of meaningful data.
School-based Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SB-SBIRT) is a methodology used in early prevention for students prior to the development of a substance use disorder, and it now considered a strategy for mental health screening and management.
Tickit Health Uses Emotional Intelligence & Trust to Uncover Problems: What started as a passion project to create a safe space for youth to share sensitive information has led to an incredible journey for former ER physician and specialist in adolescent medicine Dr. Sandy Whitehouse. Now, nine years after launching…
Digital Empathy and the Convergence of Healthcare and Education Anxiety, depression, and suicide rates, already rising pre-pandemic, are significantly increased amongst our youngest. As things like anxiety and depression take root in a child, their academic performance and socialization skills also suffer. This has the likelihood to have far-reaching economic and…
This two-part blog series explores themes from several recent podcast and video interviews held with Start Up Health, Passionate Pioneers, and Divurgent. I will explore potential flaws in traditional patient interviewing and surveying processes; how healthcare and education organizations are rethinking the way they collect information from individuals; and how they can more effectively…
Possibilities for Change is dedicated to delivering practical, evidence-based tools to empower youth to take control of their health. As a part of the Tickit Health library, P4C is now able to layer additional health and screening tools into the RAAPS experience.
Métis Nation of Alberta In order to effectively understand housing needs of the Métis Nation of Alberta (MNA), the MNA is conducting a province-wide assessment.
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