A Conversation with Senior Leadership at New York Presbyterian

Dr. Laura Forese, EVP & COO and Rick Evans, SVP & CXO at New York Presbyterian discuss how they have worked to re-humanize healthcare through a strategic and committed focus on experience. Engage in an in-depth exploration of how New York Presbyterian reinforces its commitment to humanizing healthcare and underlines the strategic role of CXO as an essential element in achieving key outcomes. Dr. Forese and Rick Evans share insights on their efforts, at NYP, to reinforce the humanity needed at the heart of healthcare in their commitment to best meet the needs of patients and the community they serve.
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