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Physician Launches Orsini Way to Bring Compassion to Medical Communication

by Fred Pennic 07/05/2019 Leave a Comment

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Physician Launches Orsini Way to Bring Compassion to Medical Communication

Dr. Anthony Orsini has announced the launch of his new company, The Orsini Way, a groundbreaking program and digital platform that shows healthcare professionals a completely new way to communicate, dramatically enhance patient satisfaction and improve outcomes. Anthony Orsini, a Board-Certified Neonatologist for more than 20 years, developed the program to help professionals practice compassion when interacting with patients.

Originally founded as BBN, The Orsini Way’s initial goal was to help doctors effectively deliver tragic news to patients and their loved ones. This program uses professional actors to put physicians through real-life scenarios and help them learn the most empathetic ways to interact. Now, the company has expanded to include all aspects of patient communication through its all-encompassing flagship program, “It’s All in the Delivery.”

It’s All in the Delivery uses compassionate communication to change healthcare culture, including topics such as breaking bad news, professional burnout, conflict resolution and body language. The powerful communication methods involve experiential role-playing via professional actors, interactive workshops, and a digital learning experience to reinforce adherence and build positive habits.

“Communication is the number one factor influencing the patient experience, and one interaction can change the course of someone’s life,” said Anthony Orsini, D.O., neonatologist, and founder of The Orsini Way. “There are ways to teach relationship building, empathy, and trust, and making simple changes to daily interactions can dramatically impact the culture of an entire hospital and help patients feel at ease. Hospitals using our program have reported a 60 percent increase in overall patient satisfaction since employing these methods.”

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