What we sow, shall we reap
Published June 3, 2019
Aga Khan University in Pakistan is driven to improve the patient experience. What if this drive came more from a spiritual belief system rather than regulation? How does the heatlhcare culture leverage this to ensure the best PX possible? This and more from two powerful PX Leaders.
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