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Executive Q&A with Matt Chance, Senior Vice President of Operations at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children
Consumerism is still a relatively new word within healthcare—but it’s a word that’s been used more and more within the industry over the past five to ten years. In healthcare, we recognize that consumers in our industry are very different from those in other industries, such as online retail. However, there is a lot we can learn from online retailers like Amazon, which consistently win with their customers. →
NRC Health Names Winners of 2019 Excellence Awards
Winners of the Excellence Awards were chosen based on achievement status in categories that patients feel most impactful to their quality of care, with the winning hospitals separated into different categories. All winners showcase a premier commitment to achieving greater understanding and for successfully creating experiences before, during, and after care that meet the needs of today’s savvy consumers. →
NRC Health Announces Second-Annual Consumer Loyalty Awards Winners
Nearly 500 hospitals qualified for the Consumer Loyalty Awards by receiving 150 or more Top of Mind mentions during the national survey. The hospitals and health systems that made the final list scored in the 75th percentile across the seven components of NRC Health’s Loyalty Index, while the top 10 “best-in-class” winners include hospitals and health systems from both small and large markets across the U.S. Hospital of The University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia was the only organization to... →
Connecting with pediatric patients: Four things to learn from “The Dancing Doc”
“The Dancing Doc” made headlines for boogying with the kids at CHOC Children’s. Tony’s dancing delights those kids, as well as their parents. It builds a meaningful connection that otherwise might never have taken shape.“Treating things medically is our training—it’s the easy part,” Tony said in an interview with Good Morning America. “It takes something different to connect on a personal level.” →