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DTA Coaching Community – Interview with Pamela Hessler, CPXP
If you’re a regular reader of our blogs, you know by now that on the first Monday of every month,…
Read MoreAn Unexpected Part 2: Who is Responsible for Teaching Patient Experience to New Clinicians?
Well, I did it again… I eavesdropped and then interrupted a table full of people who were just trying to…
Read MoreLots to Say…
One of my earliest memories was when I was 3 years old and my mom and her friend and I…
Read MoreDTA Coaching Community- Interview with Richelle Jader
As you probably know by now if you’ve been following our blogs over the past several months, on the first…
Read MoreFresh Perspectives from a Recent Patient Experience
And I’m back…. As I shared in the fall, my husband and I were expecting our first baby, and good…
Read MoreGreetings from Phoenix
This week Kevin Campbell and I had the opportunity to be in the unfortunately-not-so-sunny-or-warm Phoenix area for the AHA Rural…
Read MoreWho is Responsible for Teaching Patient Experience to New Clinicians?
About a week ago, I was working from my local Panera Bread. Mostly I was trying to mind my own…
Read MoreDTA Coaching Community – Interview with Rosalie Smith
On the first Monday of every month, DTA convenes a community of Care Team Coaches from across the country. The…
Read MoreWhen Improving Patient Experience is Free
Sometimes, improving the patient experience is free. And you have time to do it. There, I said it. Someone had…
Read MoreProvider and Patient Email Communication
“You should come in for an exam. TN” If this communication doesn’t make sense to you, don’t worry, you aren’t…
Read MoreWhen Things Don’t Go Right
Writing all of these blogs on Service Recovery and what happens when things don’t go right made me reflect on…
Read MoreIt’s Hard for Me to Say I’m Sorry….
Quick! Name that band! I know I’m dating myself here, but just try. Any guesses? If you said: Chicago and…
Read MoreMore Stories from the Road – By Janiece Gray (with help from Jim Mock)
Ever since I was a little kid, I wanted to do two things when I grew up: I wanted to…
Read MoreStories from the Road
Last week I covered a lot of ground…only I covered it from the air. With flights to and from California,…
Read MoreNavigating Care Transitions – Topic Call Today
It’s not just because I’m in CA and will be driving over this bridge today that we chose to share…
Read MorePatient Experience ≠ Patient Engagement: Clearing up the Confusion
DTA Healthcare Solutions isn’t just about patient experience strategy and planning, service culture training, and coaching. A significant aspect of…
Read MoreFrom the Frontline – An IT Person in Patient Experience-Land
I have this thing that happens to me every now and again where out of nowhere, my stomach suddenly starts…
Read MoreFrom the Frontline – Two Words to Avoid “Good Luck!”
It happened again: two words that bug me because I never know what to say in return…I was leaving a…
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