A former nurse and healthcare executive, Ann Fitzgerald, PhD is a passionate advocate for caregivers, and for patients and their families. She brings keen insight into both perspectives as she sheds light on the healing process especially as impacted by conversations between caregiver and patient. Her poignant anecdotes reveal the great opportunity healthcare professionals have to make a difference. She builds the case that there is the potential for great harm if communications are allowed to break down between the medical community and the patients and families they serve. She advocates for richer conversations and contends that both the healthcare experience and the healing process will improve as a result. Fitzgerald offers her CLEAR communications model for engaging in healing conversations. She then suggests eight conversational topics important to patients and families. She outlines five key ways that caregivers can improve their interactions, and advises caregivers on five critical practices they need to help their patients use in order to contribute and be "heard." HEALING Conversations is an excellent resource for all healthcare professionals and students as they interact directly with patients and their families.
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Ann Fitzgerald has made the healthcare industry her focus for 47 years. • As a professional nurse she’s cared for critically ill patients, newborns and cancer patients. • She worked for a statewide hospital association on professional issues as they impact hospitals, and was an editor in a medical malpractice insurance company. • She held executive positions in marketing and strategic planning for two organizations and was a consultant on medical practice management. • For 15 years, Ann contributed her expertise as an OD & Learning coach and consultant for two health systems and earned the credential of Registered Corporate Coach through WABC. • In 2010 she formed her own consulting service: Caregivers Coach and became a Senior Associate for Language of Caring. Ann was a speaker at the 2010 ASHHRA conference, and at the 1st Annual Meeting of the Emotional Intelligence Society held that same year. Her two part article on “Holding the Night Shift Accountable” was published in H&HN online in 2011. Ann was a presenter at the 2011 ICSI-IHI collaborative conference speaking on: Emotional Intelligence and Language of Caring as Essential Prerequisites to GREAT Patient Experiences. In 2012, she was a presenter at the 12th National Neonatal Nurses Conference, 15th National Mother Baby Nurses Conference, and at the annual NAHUC Educational Conference. Ann holds a diploma in nursing from the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, a degree in multi-media journalism from Penn State University-Capitol Campus, and a masters in health services administration from College of St. Francis (Joliet, IL). While earning her doctorate in education from Kennedy Western University, Ann chose Emotions in Leadership for her thesis and researched the Role of Emotional Intelligence Among Frontline Nurse Managers.
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