How to Connect Consumers and Patients to Create the Ultimate Human Experience
Chrissy Daniels, MS | Chief Experience Officer, Press Ganey
As consumers and healthcare organizations navigate the new healthcare ecosystem, the ability to connect with both patients and caregivers continues to become more critical while working to define and develop the overall human experience. Attendees will learn more about cutting-edge technology and human-centered approaches to effectively drive organizational experience and innovation at an accelerated pace.
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