Empower Your Health Team: Tech-Driven Training for Equitable Care
Team
Human-centered innovation in healthcare
Yi-an Yang, MS, MA
- Cross-cultural health communication
- Parallel speech analysis
Stephanie Willding, MPA
- Health administration
- Partnership development
Dr. Daniel O'Keefe, PhD
- Behavior science
- Persuasion theory
Dr. Kasia Hein-Peters, MD
- Psychiatry and behavioral health
- Health and vaccine communication
Daniel Luff, MA
- eLearning architecture
- Learner engagement strategies
Christina Sandy, RN
- Clinical Operations
- Patient communication
Products
We use a three-pronged approach to support you in improving your patients' health outcomes
eCourse series
eCourse #E01: Influencing Health Behaviors in Chronic Care Visits is approved to issue:
3 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™
3 contact hours of Continuing Nursing Education activity
3 AAPA Category 1 CME credits
Knowledge bank
Our knowledge bank provides a tailored "cheat sheet" for you to remember communication structures and techniques, along with helpful examples
Live coaching
Our coaching is where you can put the techniques into practice and discuss questions you have from the eCourses
Training
Health Communication in Chronic Care Management
Beneficent Persuasion for Health Equity
Module A
In this training, participants will learn the structure of beneficent persuasive communication, ways to influence health behaviors, and evaluate their own communication practices.
Participants: Clinical team members including medical doctors, registered nurses, licensed clinical social workers, and medical assistants
Messaging and Health Coaching Techniques for Equitable Health Outcomes
Module B
In this training, participants will learn the steps of patient centered health coaching, how to choose a patient messaging angle, and techniques to stay on the tailored communication strategies for optimal outcomes.
Participants: Clinical team members including medical doctors, registered nurses, licensed clinical social workers, and medical assistants
Chronic Care Plans for Diverse Populations
Module C
In this capstone project, participants will use what they have acquired through Modules A and B to develop an actionable patient centered chronic care plan and receive feedback from the patient and clinicians communities.
Participants: Clinical team members including medical doctors, registered nurses, licensed clinical social workers, medical assistants, and quality managers/directors
Communication Coach at Your Fingertip
Now there's a way to improve communication between patients and clinicians using Amah's human centered technology and focus on cultural diversity and health equity.
By using behavioral science frameworks, data analysis, persuasion science, and communication models, Amah's product guides clinicians to engage in patient centered conversations to improve chronic health management.
The system promises benefits all around: to patients, providers, care managers, administrators, families, and the overall health care system.Backed by Science. Built with Communities.
