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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., November 5, 2013 — CPP, Inc. (CPP.com), an industry
leader in research, training, and organizational development tools including the
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®
(MBTI®) assessment, and the careLearning division of Chesapeake Healthcare Forum, Inc., an online
training and education company for healthcare organizations, have entered into a relationship to provide the Myers-Briggs® HCAHPS Report
to careLearning’s network of 200,000 nurses and physicians.
The Myers-Briggs HCAHPS Report combines personality type assessment findings of healthcare professionals who take the MBTI®Complete assessment
with patient satisfaction data specific to the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) surveys, which are mandated
with the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA). Each report provides personalized feedback and recommendations for
careLearning professionals to have better self-awareness and understanding about their individual care styles, based on type preferences derived
from the MBTI®Complete assessment.
With the release of the Myers-Briggs HCAHPS Report, careLearning’s entire team of health care professionals will now have access to important details
about their personality preferences and how these preferences translate when caring for patients. Those who receive the assessment and report can glean
insight from 11 pages of customized data and immediately apply what they’ve learned to make deliberate changes that improve interactions with patients
in the areas of:
- Making Patients Feel Comfortable – plus recommended actions to show patients courtesy and respect
- Helping Patients Understand the Details of Their Care – plus actions to help patients be better informed
- Assuring Patients Their Opinions About Their Care Matter – plus recommendations to show patients care providers are listening to them
- Being Responsive to Patients’ Needs – plus actions to create a supportive environment and help patients manage pain and the side effects of treatment
- Educating Patients About Their Condition and Making Healthy Choices – plus guidance to explain medical issues appropriately and facilitate patients’ post-hospital transition
- Tactical Recommendations and Managing Care Giver Stress and Its Impact on Patients
CPP developed the Myers-Briggs HCAHPS Report with the nation’s hospitals’ and other health care HCAHPS scores in mind. By addressing how
professional nurses, physicians, and other hospital staff members interact with patients, careLearning member hospitals can begin making
changes to improve patient satisfaction and the overall HCAHPS results of the hospitals they represent. Today’s announcement is another
example of how Myers-Briggs understanding about personality drives results for a wide range of business problems.
“Every hospital administrator is committed to patient satisfaction -- but whether or not these goals are always met can be another issue,” said Peggy Engelkemier,
Director of Workforce Development Solutions, careLearning. “With PPACA come opportunities and challenges for hospitals to know how well they’re satisfying
patients and specific ways to improve satisfaction if needed. The Myers-Briggs HCAHPS Report is an excellent resource for understanding hospital professionals’
personality preferences so that they can leverage them successfully when caring for patients.”
“Today’s announcement underscores CPP’s ability to apply its insights about personality type preferences to the needs of businesses including the health care industry,”
said Dennis Diligent, Vice President, Sales and Professional Services, CPP. “We’re delighted to offer the Myers-Briggs HCAHPS report to the
medical industry and more immediately to careLearning which will soon be able to provide crucial information to improve how patients experience
the care they receive.”
About CPP – The people development people
At CPP, our only job is to help you be a better people
development professional and, in turn, help every employee flourish. While we’re
best known for our products like the Myers-Briggs
assessment, CPP is also a group of people who can offer you the information, guidance,
and support you need. We offer solutions to help you improve organizational performance
and address whatever challenges you face – from team building, leadership and coaching,
and conflict management to career development, selection, and retention. Perhaps
that’s why millions of individuals in more than 170 countries use our products each
year. They include people at Fortune 500
companies and businesses of all sizes, as well as educators, government agencies,
and training and development consultants. CPP's world-renowned brands include the
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI®), Strong Interest Inventory®,
Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument (TKI), FIRO®, CPI 260®,
and California Psychological Inventory™ (CPI™) instruments.
Let’s make a difference together. Talk to us today to see how: 800-624-1765,
www.cpp.com, The Myers-Briggs® experts. Subscribe to CPP’s blog:
http://www.cppblogcentral.com
or follow the MBTI on Twitter:
http://twitter.com/thembti
About careLearning
careLearning, a division of Chesapeake Healthcare Forum, Inc., is an online education company designed to help healthcare organizations
by providing reliable, trusted, and easily-accessible talent management solutions. When you work with us, you gain access to our
Learning Management System (LMS),
our Competency and Performance Management Solution, a full course catalog, and much more.
careLearning is a non-profit organization operated by more than 40 state hospital associations. They recognize that in today's ever-changing marketplace, ensuring that your
employees are up-to-date on the latest training can feel like trying to hit a moving target. careLearning can help you stay ahead of
the game with unmatched customer service and top-of-the-line Learning Management Systems and Programs that are perfectly suited for
your organizational needs.
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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Myers-Briggs, and MBTI are trademarks or registered
trademarks of the of the Myers & Briggs Foundation, Inc. Strong Interest Inventory, FIRO, and CPI 260
are registered trademarks and California Psychological Inventory and CPI are trademarks
of CPP, Inc.
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