Optimizing patient experience scores in outpatient breast centers.
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Abstract
High patient experience scores in outpatient radiology is a goal that impacts patient care and compliance. There are secondary positive effects on employee engagement and retention as well as reimbursement and increased market share. Effective administrative and physician leadership is critical in obtaining employee buy-in to the importance of customer experience. Training for employees at all levels in understanding the patient psyche empowers them to offer personalized care to a diverse patient population. Given the multiple benefits of high patient experience scores, a leading patient experience survey was assessed in detail to assist radiologists in breast imaging and other subspecialties, to understand and implement steps to optimize their own patient experience scores.
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| Authors | Gerlach, Karen E;Phalak, Kanchan;Parikh, Jay R; |
| Journal | clinical imaging |
| Year | 2019 |
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S0899-7071(19)30186-X
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