PX Pulse: Exploring Consumer Perspectives on Healthcare

Jason A. Wolf, PhD, CPXP, President & CEO, The Beryl Institute
Zachary Lewis, Senior Vice President, Ipsos USA Public Affairs
Join us for an interactive discussion as we continue our efforts to listen to and track the perspectives of those who engage in healthcare as patients, family members, care partners and consumers. The latest edition of The Beryl Institute – Ipsos PX Pulse reveals significant findings at a critical time for the U.S. healthcare system. Still challenged by the pandemic, we explore the impact COVID has had on consumer decision-making and perspective. In addition, the realities of health disparities and health equity are examined a year after these questions were first explored. Engage in a discussion about the implications of these critical issues as we share the latest release of PX Pulse.
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