2019 - Hospitality in HealthCare
Topics/Call fo Papers
Overview
Health care organizations are becoming more competitive and more driven by patient loyalty. Patient loyalty is primarily a function of how a patient feels they were treated during the receipt of their care. It's more important than ever for medical organizations to remain in-tune with the needs and perceptions of patients as well as providing thorough customer service training to employees. This is what's going to allow medical organizations to gain a competitive edge in a rapidly shifting industry.
When delivering care the focus should be on the patient and providing the best value for the individual, which means that healthcare providers and organizations must work to create a patient centric experience - which is why customer service is an imperative.
Why should you attend?
Creating a patient - centric experience means that you integrate communication and patient engagement to create the best possible experience.
Great patient service begins and ends with how you train your employees. Until recently, it's something that wasn't given a lot of attention in the healthcare industry and it began to take its toll. What?s important to remember is that these people who come into the hospital or doctor's office are still consumers and they have to be treated as such. Ultimately, health care providers have to be skilled, expert physicians, nurses, etc., but they also have to serve as a customer service representative, which can be a difficult undertaking. This webinar will highlight for you the areas to focus on in order to make the patient experience the best possible one.
Areas Covered in the Session:
Learn how to provide excellent customer service through Listening
Fundamentals of Hospitality in Healthcare and what it means to you and the patient
Understand the difference between reacting and responding
Learn how to best manage the day to day stress of the job by taking time for you
Accountability and Responsibility
Empathy
Understand the importance that core values have when treating patients
Learn more about the 4 basic patient needs
Learn positive phrasing when communicating with patients
Discover the role that your attitude plays
Learn how to manage patient expectations
Who can Benefit:
Healthcare professionals, medical center personnel
All levels for administrative staff all the way to doctors and organizational leadership development.
Speaker Profile:
Audrey Halpern is Keynote Speaker at Ijona Skills. She is assists employees in achieving their goals through the use of highly interactive participant-centered training methods which maximize outcomes.
Register: https://www.ijonaskills.us/webinarDetails?webinari...
Contact Info:
Ijona Skills
Email: support-AT-ijonaskills.us
Visit: https://www.ijonaskills.us/upcoming-webinar
Phone: +1 302-830-3132
Health care organizations are becoming more competitive and more driven by patient loyalty. Patient loyalty is primarily a function of how a patient feels they were treated during the receipt of their care. It's more important than ever for medical organizations to remain in-tune with the needs and perceptions of patients as well as providing thorough customer service training to employees. This is what's going to allow medical organizations to gain a competitive edge in a rapidly shifting industry.
When delivering care the focus should be on the patient and providing the best value for the individual, which means that healthcare providers and organizations must work to create a patient centric experience - which is why customer service is an imperative.
Why should you attend?
Creating a patient - centric experience means that you integrate communication and patient engagement to create the best possible experience.
Great patient service begins and ends with how you train your employees. Until recently, it's something that wasn't given a lot of attention in the healthcare industry and it began to take its toll. What?s important to remember is that these people who come into the hospital or doctor's office are still consumers and they have to be treated as such. Ultimately, health care providers have to be skilled, expert physicians, nurses, etc., but they also have to serve as a customer service representative, which can be a difficult undertaking. This webinar will highlight for you the areas to focus on in order to make the patient experience the best possible one.
Areas Covered in the Session:
Learn how to provide excellent customer service through Listening
Fundamentals of Hospitality in Healthcare and what it means to you and the patient
Understand the difference between reacting and responding
Learn how to best manage the day to day stress of the job by taking time for you
Accountability and Responsibility
Empathy
Understand the importance that core values have when treating patients
Learn more about the 4 basic patient needs
Learn positive phrasing when communicating with patients
Discover the role that your attitude plays
Learn how to manage patient expectations
Who can Benefit:
Healthcare professionals, medical center personnel
All levels for administrative staff all the way to doctors and organizational leadership development.
Speaker Profile:
Audrey Halpern is Keynote Speaker at Ijona Skills. She is assists employees in achieving their goals through the use of highly interactive participant-centered training methods which maximize outcomes.
Register: https://www.ijonaskills.us/webinarDetails?webinari...
Contact Info:
Ijona Skills
Email: support-AT-ijonaskills.us
Visit: https://www.ijonaskills.us/upcoming-webinar
Phone: +1 302-830-3132
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Last modified: 2019-05-16 14:06:07