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Voxello Supports Communication for Critically Ill Patients

Voxello’s mission continues to be focused on providing patients, who face barriers to communication, with the means to summon help and effectively communicate with their caregivers. When hospitalized patients cannot communicate with their doctors and nurses, they are at a much higher risk of experiencing preventable adverse events that result in pain and even death. …

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How Can You Become a Patient-Provider Communication Champion?

Effective patient-provider communication is critical to positive outcomes for hospitalized patients. When patients face barriers to communication, they are at a higher risk of experiencing a preventable adverse event.  They are more likely to experience higher stress and be less satisfied with their care. Hospitals can successfully reduce their patients’ communication barriers by promoting an …

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A Winning Equation: Improving Patient Outcomes and Reducing Hospital Costs

Experiencing a preventable adverse event while you are hospitalized can increase the length of your hospitalization, lead to a long-term disability, and sometimes death. In addition to the pain and suffering that you might experience, the hospital will incur the financial pain associated with the costs they must absorb in treating you as well as …

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Introducing the Bilingual noddle-chat

Voxello is excited to announce that the latest update of noddle-chat will now include bilingual vocabularies to support patient-provider communication for patients with limited English proficiency (LEP). Unlike the standard noddle-chat English vocabulary files, the bilingual noddle-chat files support bidirectional communication, enabling the patient and the caregiver to communicate directly. As our nation’s COVID-19  experience …

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