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Improving Patient Experience Collaborative
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OverviewHeld in 2006, 2008 and 2009, the Improving Patient Experience Collaborative was an 18-month program designed to improve an organization's Patient Assessment Survey (PAS) scores. Organizations that worked with the California Quality Collaborative since 2006 have doubled their rate of improvement over other California organizations in key dimensions of the patient experience. Participating organizations:
Learning and OutcomesWe have summarized the rich and extensive learning from these groups and the literature into an easy-to-use guide and identified nine high-impact changes that lead to an improvement in patient satisfaction. The guide includes practical tips for physicians and office practices on access, communication and care coordination, as well as a section on tactical and strategic changes organizations can make to support physician practices to improve the patient experience. Download the Guide: CQC Guide to Improving the Patient Experience (DOC | PDF) See summary of outcomes for the 2006 and 2008 Improving Patient Experience Collaboratives Past CollaborativesReview faculty, expert panelists, and participants from previous years: Faculty
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CQC Guide to Improving the Patient Experience (DOC | PDF)
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