How SCL Health Invested in Well-being and Improved Care Provider Scores
Michael Six, Executive Director of Patient Experience and Physician Development, SCL Health Medical Group
Stephen Beeson, MD, Founder and CEO, Practicing Excellence
Watch this webinar to learn how SCL Health designed, implemented, and optimized Practicing Excellence’s Ambulatory Patient Experience (APX) Program to significantly improve Care Provider scores for 70% of their clinicians. Key Takeaways: – Learn why SCL Health invested in developing their teams – See an overview of the Ambulatory Experience Program – Understand the domains they focused on and the impact they saw – Learn how SCL Health achieved 70% clinician engagement – Hear more about how SCL Health cares for their caregivers
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