Hospitals

HealthClips provides hospitals with best in class health education videos that can be used across the care continuum from pre-op to home care. More than 80% of all US hospitals use Milner-Fenwick videos with their patients. And studies consistently show that patient education helps improve care, saves staff time, and increases patient compliance and satisfaction.

Deliver throughout your facility

Use HealthClips on your CCTV or on-demand system, in individual departments and centers of excellence, for classes, and in outpatient clinics. Patients can access videos from anywhere in your facility and throughout your healthcare system:

• at bedside
• over the hospital’s intranet system
• on portable DVD players
• at individual computer stations.

Programming for most points of care

The depth of programming for each specialty topic is extensive. In Cardiology, there are over 140 clips averaging 3 minutes (over 7 hours of video content). This variety provides clips to help you achieve your goals for specific points of care including:

• preparation prior to hospitalization
• prescriptive use during treatment
• discharge planning required by JCAHO requirements
• compliance during the home recovery process
• long-term management of chronic conditions
• learning new skills to modify behavior and reduce readmissions

Reach patients at home

More and more, hospitals are recognizing that their influence does not end upon discharge. As hospitals continue to bear a larger burden for costs associated with re-admissions, the value of resources that effectively educate patients at home becomes even more compelling. With HealthClips integrated into your website, patients, families, and caregivers can view videos anywhere, any time to better participate in their own care.

Expand your community presence

HealthClips can draw greater attention to your e-mail campaigns and raise your visibility in the community. Periodic mailings can feature clips promoting specific departments or activities like health fairs, community presentations, and classes or recognize special health events like High Blood Pressure Month.