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Houston Methodist will demonstrate how they were able to improve as well as sustain patient satisfaction scores across Medical-Surgical Units, ICUs, and Women’s Services of 7-hospitals with the implementation of a multidisciplinary “Playbook” incorporating change management methodologies.

Learn how SurgeryConnect was designed — from conception to release — to solve the center's challenges while nurturing a "connection"with patients and families, and also producing a positive ROI.

In a special collaboration between the American Association of Physician Liaisons and SHSMD, physician strategy leaders from across the country will share how hospitals and health systems are effectively aligning with doctors in clinically integrated networks, ACOs, and other partnerships.

The HEALTH HUB Experience Guide is a document that explains the motivation behind design decisions, conveys the essence of the experience of each component as well as the overall concept, and describes the operational assumptions that informed the design.

In theory, portals should help hospitals engage patients, improving their experience. Through innovation and education, HealthEast turned our portal into a tool for meaningful engagement, leading to more confident and connected patients and improving their satisfaction.

How to consolidate competing mammography sites in to one–while retaining patients and with no additional budget.

This research dissects the phone encounter into individual elements, and analyze which of those elements are statistically associated with the dependable variable: the likelihood of returning for future care.

How can the attributes and skills highlighted in Bridging Worlds be applied to take your team to the next level? This session will allow participants to explore these concepts through real-world case studies, gaining practical knowledge to apply within their own organizations.

This session will highlight best practices for launching and marketing a successful healthcare partnership.

In this session, learn how virtually overnight a health system's focus shifted from marketing to increase patient volumes to containing utilization by educating internal constituents and increasing consumer awareness about the most appropriate setting for care.

The session will outline the measured results of a full-circle patient engagement strategy — from growing an activated consumer database to improved patient retention.

This session will discuss the role of strategists to understand what data are needed, how insights can be produced, and how to use the data to help make better decisions.

Problem: Ambulatory strategy decisions and physician practice acquisitions were reactive in response to internally identified opportunities. The goal for Thomas Jefferson University Hospital was to create a tool to evaluate markets in relation to each other that would inform future decision-making around regional strategy.

"How many infusion chairs and nurses will we need if we employ or integrate with a medical oncologist?" "How would increased market share for prostate radiation impact our staffing and billed services?" This session will answer these questions and much more.

Learn how the University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics started small with a subscriber database and, after time, proved that a full CRM database was worth the capital investment.