Healthcare is Changing. Why Aren’t Your Patient Experience Scores?

Stacy Bolger, VP, Employee Experience, MaritzCX
Jason Macedonia, VP, Healthcare and Patient Experience, MaritzCX
In just a few short years, technology and innovation have fundamentally changed how people interact with—and what they expect from—healthcare organizations. Yet many healthcare organizations continue to approach patient experience measurement and improvement initiatives the same way as in the past, leading to little progress. This webinar explores the changing nature of healthcare and what actions your organization can take to adapt with it. Participants will learn actionable insights gathered from leading brands in other industries that can be directly translated into healthcare, and dive deeper into the connection between employee experience and patient outcomes.
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