Providing an excellent patient experience is tied more closely than ever to reimbursements. This article first appeared in the July/August 2014 issue of HealthLeaders magazine. It has always been a ...
While CMS and hospitals typically look at HCAHPS scores to determine their patient satisfaction levels, reviews on public websites like Yelp could provide more telling and actionable information, ...
A new study in JAMA has found that patient-reported pain satisfaction scores on Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) surveys are not associated with rates of ...
Since 2008 when the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) first implemented the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) survey for U.S. hospitals, the scores ...
Hospital readmissions and patient satisfaction are two top-line items for hospital leaders today, as both affect patients’ health and hospitals’ reimbursement. Under the Hospital Readmissions ...
It is not just physicians who must grapple with the pros and cons of online reviews from their patients. On social media review sites such as Yelp, hospitals are in the public's crosshairs as well.
A recent report by Press Ganey identified communication with nurses as a “rising tide” patient experience measure — one that influences a host of other HCAHPS measures, including responsiveness of ...
Patient experience platform combined with Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) certification to administer HCAHPS provides real-time patient insights that drive intelligent action for improved ...
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is planning to eliminate a set of questions on pain management from its nationwide patient experience survey, just months after rolling out updates to the ...
The CMS wants to revise its mandatory and long-standing patient experience survey for hospitals. Health system leaders say it’s about time. The CMS recently asked for approval from the White House ...
(Quick sidebar for the civilians reading this article: HCAHPS are patient satisfaction scores that some government payments are partially tied to. These scores are based on questions--mostly on ...
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