offered through the Patient Experience Institute (PXI)
2016 World Congress Patient Engagement and Experience Summit
Speaker Interviews
| Megan West King, MSN, RN, CCE Director, Patient Experience Geisinger Health System |
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| A shifting competitive landscape is spurring hospitals to focus on improving the patient experience with more compassionate care. Director at Geisinger Health System, Megan West King says key elements include paying attention to the "little things". | |
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| Jason C. Vallee, PhD
Director, Service Excellence, Office of Patient Experience Dartmouth-Hitchcock Assistant Professor of Community and Family Medicine The Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth |
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| A relational journey map can tell the story of the patient's experience: from initial contact, through the process engagement and into a long-term relationship. Director of Service Excellence, Dr. Jason Vallee will be presenting on Dartmouth-Hitchcock's experience in this area and what it takes to develop such a map. | |
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Connections move health forward. Make sure patient engagement isn't just a buzzword.
Join us September 2016 as industry experts from hospitals, health systems, patient advocacy groups, and health plans convene to share their experience, innovations, and best practices to enhance the patient experience.
Sessions crafted for both health plan and provider organizations allow for in depth content, enhanced networking, and thought provoking perspectives.
Key topics of discussion in 2016 include:
- Understand the Behavioral Economics of Health Care Decision Making to Minimize Barriers to Care
- Strengthen Health Plan-Provider Partnerships to Manage Member Whole Health in Value-Based Reimbursement
- Bridge the Gap between Consumer Experience and Workforce Engagement and Enablement
- Enhance Wellness and Preventative Care with Connected Health
- Engage Patients in Shared Decision Making to Improve Health Outcomes
- Empower Patients, Streamline Coordination, and Improve Understanding through Enhanced Transitions of Care
- Collect Data in Real Time to Understand and Report the Patient Experience
- Instill Patient-Centeredness Across the Organization to Build a Corporate Culture Rooted in Patient Experience
- Capture the Patient Voice Through Patient and Family Partnership Councils
- Uncover Tactics to Improve HCAHPS Scores
Peek Inside the Agenda:
Instill Patient-Centeredness Across the Organization to Build a Corporate Culture Rooted in Patient ExperienceEvery interaction a patient has across the continuum of care impacts how they perceive their care and their overall experience. In order to be truly rooted in patient centeredness, everyone across the continuum of care must recognize the role they play in the patient experience and actively engage to shape the patient journey. In this session, hear ways to lay the foundation for a patient-centered culture and evaluate strategies to engage all staff in experience.
- Explore strategies to ensure patients feel they have the provider’s full attention
- Discover outlets through which to build relationships with patients and caregivers
- Leverage non-clinical support staff to address patient needs and support the family
- Engage frontline staff, operators, and providers in experience initiatives
- Create a cohesive culture of experience following acquisitions, mergers, and consolidations to unify under one set of values and one vision
- Integrate the C-I-Care Model into the organization as a practice and philosophy to enhance patient experience
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Testimonials
“Conference exceeded my expectations! Loved the mixture of insurance and health care providers.”
Kathleen Rascher, Patient Experience Partner, Barnes - Jewish Hospital
“I think the summit was not your typical Engagement/Experience summit. The subjects were very diverse and lots of takeaways! ”
Joan Becker, Patient Experience Partner, BJM
“Thank you for a wonderful seminar! A lot to bring back to my hospital and brainstorm with our team! Looking forward to sharing the innovations from other facilities with technology and increasing patient engagement.”
Stacy Strezsak, RN, Massachusetts General Hospital
“My job centers around member outreach, patient engagement and population health - This is the first conference I've attended that addresses my work world. Thank you!”
Kathy Johnson, Manager Care Management, GEHA
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