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Environment & HospitalityWhat constitutes the patient experience of children? Findings from the photo elicitation and the video diary study
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Culture & LeadershipWhat matters most to patients? Participative provider care and staff courtesy
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What medicine can learn from pediatrics: A mother’s perspective
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Patient Family & Community EngagementWhat older adults want from their health care providers
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Culture & LeadershipWhen healthcare leadership and philanthropy lead to an improved patient experience: The Paul Lepsoe Music Initiative
Through an unprecedented collaboration between an academic acute tertiary care hospital (The Ottawa Hospital (TOH) and a community-based professional orchestra (Ottawa Symphony Orchestra (OSO), the Paul Lepsoe Music Initiative represented an innovative partnership focused on improving patient care via (a) the integration of live music in waiting areas of the hospital’s Cancer Center and (b)
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Infrastructure & GovernanceWhen one is sick and two need help: Caregivers’ perspectives on the negative consequences of caring
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Culture & Leadership | Patient Family & Community EngagementWhich patient experiences are you capturing? Investigating differences in patient experience drivers by race/ethnicity and survey mode
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Culture & LeadershipWhose party is it anyway? An invitation from a patient experience advocate
In this commentary, the associate editor of Patient Experience Journal (PXJ) discusses the need to center the human experience in health care by celebrating its essential human, the patient. We have a duty to honor and uphold the dignity of the importance of patient priorities, needs, and preferences, and those of their families. We honor,
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Culture & LeadershipWhy do they do that?: Looking beyond typical reasons for non-urgent ED use among Medicaid patients
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Culture & LeadershipWhy Human Experience Matters
As we close the 11th volume of Patient Experience Journal and a pivotal year for experience efforts globally, it provides a moment of pause, of reflection, and an opportunity to return to purpose. As a publication accessed in over 220 countries and territories around the world, I am heartened by the fact that what is shared on these
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Why human resources policies and practices are critical to improving the patient experience
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Young adult perspectives on the selection of pharmaceuticals for mental health treatment
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