The patient experience movement moment

For years, the patient experience movement has continued to gain momentum. From a novel concept, there is an emerging consensus that the patient experience is a fundamental aspect of provider quality; one that complements established clinical process and outcome measures but is neither subsumed nor...

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Autores principales: William Lehrman, Geoffrey Silvera, Jason Wolf
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Lenguaje:EN
Publicado: The Beryl Institute 2014
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Acceso en línea:https://doaj.org/article/a43ac22467364af4a48321411b46c6b5
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Sumario:For years, the patient experience movement has continued to gain momentum. From a novel concept, there is an emerging consensus that the patient experience is a fundamental aspect of provider quality; one that complements established clinical process and outcome measures but is neither subsumed nor secondary to them. An increasing volume of research as encouraged by publications such as <em>Patient Experience Journal</em> show this to be true. As the expectation of a high-quality patient experience becomes the norm, these developments have brought us to what we call the patient experience movement moment and there is little doubt that the patient experience has become, and is poised to remain, a central concern in healthcare for many years to come.