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presented by Kim Bennett Murray, LSW
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Kim Bennett Murray, LSW
Kim Bennett Murray is the director of social work at Harbor House, a Bane Care skilled nursing and rehab facility in Hingham, Massachusetts. Prior to that, she served as the director of clinical and client services at the Visiting Angels of the South Shore, a private duty home care agency, for 17 years. Receiving her…
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1. It’s Not Just the Hip: It’s Connected to a Whole Person
The Customer Experience (CX) is defined as the interactions between the customer and an organization over the lifetime of their relationship. While a need or health care event may begin that relationship, attending to the customer’s physical, emotional, and other needs presents a unique opportunity to create a lifetime connection. This then can lead to repeat utilization of the organization. CX involves the totality of the experience with an organization and its vendors.
2. Paradigm Shift: The Patient/Client/Family Is Always Right
In an era when patients and clients are shouldering a greater share of their health care costs, they are also becoming better, more informed advocates and consumers. As a result, they may be more discerning of the professionals and organizations that care for them. As the growth of home care, hospice, and other home-delivered services increases, the awareness of the value of client/patient demands is essential for a positive CX.
3. Mission Possible: I Am Responsible
Employees at every level in an organization should understand their part in creating the CX. Driving this message requires clear expectations of staff and a culture that is continually supporting them through training and consistent messaging. One way to accomplish this includes pushing the consistent message out through mentoring, direct supervision, newsletters, social media, and the need to be employed.
4. Applying Strategies to Improve and Measure Customer Experience
Quality improvement metrics and follow up with any changes that need to be made are key to having a satisfied client/patient. Patient care scenarios and case vignettes will be presented to illuminate the characteristics of creating good Customer Experience.
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