Frictionless Care: Create Future-proof Initiatives

Dr. Christina Triantafyllou, Vice President Head of Improving Patient Experience, Siemens Healthineers
Isabel Nieto Alvarez, Senior Key Expert for Improving Patient Experience, Siemens Healthineers
What are the expectations of patients and care teams in the new existence of healthcare? How can we meet their demands in an accommodating atmosphere? Learn how diverse populations, including those with limited access to healthcare, think about the future of their care experiences. In this webinar, we share practical approaches of how to integrate patient and care team improvement efforts in your daily routine, comparing and contrasting approaches across a variety of settings:
- children and parents in the diagnostic pathway
- clinicians and healthcare professionals suffering from burnout & exhaustion
- patients and care teams in the cancer pathway
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