Patient Navigation: A Program to Enhance the Patient Experience and Impact the Bottom Line
Published September 24, 2013


Carol Santalucia, Vice President, CHAMPS Patient Experience
This presentation will focus on the growing field of patient navigation and the critical impact on healthcare organizations. The impact to the patient experience will be explored, as well as a demonstration of the positive ROI. The presentation will also outline how navigation fulfills the new Commission on Cancer’s standards. The value of patient navigation to provider organizations, payer organizations and to the community will be demonstrated. By the end, the participants will understand the history of patient navigation, including its origin and components.
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