Connection Call: Build a Stronger Foundation for Patient Experience
Complimentary – 9:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM London – Looking for a practical, flexible way to strengthen patient experience knowledge across your organization? Join Patient Experience University (PXU), the global learning and credentialing center of The Beryl Institute, to discover how Patient Experience 101 (PX 101) helps organizations build knowledge, strengthen culture, and improve experience.
During this information session, the PXU team will introduce the facilitator-led program, demonstrate how PX 101 can be adapted to your organization’s unique needs, and share the implementation resources and ready-to-use tools that support successful adoption. Whether you’re launching a new experience initiative or strengthening an existing culture of excellence, you’ll leave with a clear understanding of how PX 101 can support your goals.
Please note the purpose of this session is to provide information about the Patient Experience 101 (PX 101) program offered by Patient Experience University. The session does not provide patient experience education credit (PXE).
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