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The patient experience.

Dagmara Scalise

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Abstract

Measuring patient experience, rather than satisfaction, is gaining leverage with employers, payers and the government. We look at why it's better and how it can improve quality.

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Measuring patient experience, rather than satisfaction, is gaining leverage with employers, payers and the government. We look at why it's better and how it can improve quality.

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Measuring patient experience, rather than satisfaction, is gaining leverage with employers, payers and the government. We look at why it's better and how it can improve quality.

Key concepts: Business, Medical emergency, Medicine

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