Engagement
It's about more than just showing up to work...it's about having the tools, knowledge, and experience to meet the demanding expectations in healthcare.
Satisfaction
Acquiring meaningful data is the first step to improving patient outcomes, increased patient satisfaction, and increases in operational efficiency.
Technology
Clinical competency is essential in every department. How can I use simulation technology to increase competency, training, and experience while managing risk?
Who Are We?
Observable Media is a data-driven,
next-generation consulting and healthcare technology company that specializes in emergency department consulting and healthcare simulation. We create opportunities for outcomes that improve patient satisfaction, increased clinical competency, and increased staff satisfaction.
latest news
November 1st, 2016 Observable Media FormedObservable Media announces the formation of a company that will work with patients and providers to achieve next generation integration of patient data, patient education, and technology, achieving superior patient outcomes.
Read MoreOur services
- Emergency Department Consulting Services
- Press Ganey Satisfaction Improvement and Employee Engagement
- Clinical Competency Assessments
- Simulation Technology
- Technology Integration
Evidence-Based consulting
Observable Media has taken an evidence-based approach regarding changes to your emergency department work flow. Evaluating existing clinical practices, work flows, and processes is essential in determining department baselines and capabilities. Observable Media uses data analytics, technology-based education, and collaborative internal and external cross-disciplinary pathways to increase both patient and staff satisfaction.
Featured Project
OmniCell medication system for educational institutions developed!
Observable Media partnered with OmniCell, KB Port, and PocketNurse to create the first ever stand-alone OmniCell medication dispensing system that can work outside of a hospital environment.
Educational institutions, like nursing schools not affiliated with hospital-based systems, can now teach correct medication distribution methods using stand-alone EHR and bar coding systems.