Next Generation Patient Experience 2016 (past event)
November 29 - December 01, 2016
1.888.482.6012
Peggy Greco, PhD
Clinical Psychologist, Director of Physician Coaching Program
Nemours Children's Health System
Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Peggy.
Download The Latest AgendaPatient and Employee Engagement
Sunday, June 12th, 2016
16:10 PX Leaders Champagne Roundtable Discussions
Potential Topics
1. Surviving the omni-channel explosion
Moderator: Keith Taylor, Director of Customer Experience Management, PTP
2. The value of leadership engagement in rounding
Moderators: Sven Gierlinger, Chief Experience Officer, Northwell Health
1. Surviving the omni-channel explosion
Moderator: Keith Taylor, Director of Customer Experience Management, PTP
2. The value of leadership engagement in rounding
Moderators: Sven Gierlinger, Chief Experience Officer, Northwell Health
Claudine Cangiano, Senior Director, Northwell Health
Shawn Lemerise, VP, Business Development, CipherHealth
3. Powerful leadership rounding strategies
Shawn Lemerise, VP, Business Development, CipherHealth
3. Powerful leadership rounding strategies
Moderator: Christine Cunningham, Administrative Director, Office of Patient Experience, Stanford Children’s Health
4. Shared Decision Making—Lessons Learned
4. Shared Decision Making—Lessons Learned
5. Getting beyond vouchers—effective service recovery strategies
Moderator: Lynn Charbonneau, Director, Patient Experience, Northside Hospital, HCA West Florida Division
Moderator: Lynn Charbonneau, Director, Patient Experience, Northside Hospital, HCA West Florida Division
6. Creative tools for managing high risk patient/family situations
Moderator: Mark Mendelow, Director, Patient and Family Relations, Seattle Children's Hospital
7. Tips for effective physician and nurse rounding
7. Tips for effective physician and nurse rounding
Moderator: Natalia Cineas, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, Adjunct Faculty, Practice Leadership & Quality, Columbia University School of Nursing, Senior Director of Nursing, Patient Care Services, Mount Sinai St. Luke’s, Mount Sinai Roosevelt
8. How do you integrate translation and interpreter services into PX?
8. How do you integrate translation and interpreter services into PX?
Moderator: Christine Cassisi, Director, Patient Experience of Care, Shands Hospital, University of Florida
9. Capturing voice of the patient
Moderator: Jade Hewitt, Patient Experience Coach, Johns Hopkins Health System
10. From generalist to specialist: fitting your PX model to the type of provider
Moderator: Peggy Greco, Clinical Psychologist and Physician Consultant, Nemours Children’s Health System
11. Real or Ideal? Incorporating The “Real” Employee Narrative Into Your Patient Journey Map
Moderators: Joan Melgaard, Founder, Writer, Chief Experience Strategist, Ethnopraxis
Jean Marie Johnson, Writer, Facilitator, and Senior Experience Strategist, Ethnopraxis
9. Capturing voice of the patient
Moderator: Jade Hewitt, Patient Experience Coach, Johns Hopkins Health System
10. From generalist to specialist: fitting your PX model to the type of provider
Moderator: Peggy Greco, Clinical Psychologist and Physician Consultant, Nemours Children’s Health System
11. Real or Ideal? Incorporating The “Real” Employee Narrative Into Your Patient Journey Map
Moderators: Joan Melgaard, Founder, Writer, Chief Experience Strategist, Ethnopraxis
Jean Marie Johnson, Writer, Facilitator, and Senior Experience Strategist, Ethnopraxis
Patient Experience Innovation And Technology
Tuesday, July 12th, 2016
11:35 Presentation: An Innovative Method For Educating Providers And Supporting Ongoing PX Strategy Use
Time limitations often impede communication and coaching of patient experience strategies with medical providers; however, we piloted a novel method for education that minimizes this barrier. A “PX Minute” was embedded into each standing quarterly faculty meeting as well as monthly departmental monthly meetings. During the “PX Minute”, a particular strategy is introduced, the research behind it reviewed (including the specific impact on the patient health care experience), and practical tools are provided in regard to how providers can apply this strategy in their encounters moving forward. The information is also posted digitally along with a chat feature that allows providers to post comments and/or notes on their progress. The impact of this program will be reviewed as well as findings that are directly applicable for providers in a number of healthcare settings including primary care, subspecialty outpatient care, and hospital-based care.