Policy & Measurement

Fitting in the world: The role structural stigma plays in the lives of persons with obesity

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This paper explores the how individual patients experience structural stigma using a phenomenological qualitative approach.

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Engage in the Global Experience Measure Inquiry

In recent years, the Global Experience Measure (GXM) effort at the Institute has brought together over 1,000 member voices from our global community. Driven by feedback from our Global Council and inspired by a PXJ article, Measuring what matters: A proposal for reframing how we evaluate and improve experience in healthcare, this effort has led
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The Treatment Impact: Cultural Inclusivity in a Modern World

Caring for patients and their families during tumultuous times can be daunting. Many times, we rely on our past experiences, good or bad, to help us through difficult or ambiguous situations. While empathy is a key component of good service, how do we show cultural inclusivity? How can we make a big impact and improve
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