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Available December 2017


Patient access staff are often the first hospital staff members who interact with patients. These staff must possess the customer service skills to make patients feel welcome and understand the role they play in ensuring the integrity of patient data they collect.

Unfortunately, high turnover in this department can make it difficult for managers and directors to get patient access operating successfully and efficiently.

The Complete Patient Access Handbook is a comprehensive, all-in-one guide to effectively operating a patient access department.

This resource outlines specific tactics and strategies for developing a patient access staff training program, including best practices for mentoring and incentivizing patient access staff, as well as tips for holding staff meetings and ensuring employee satisfaction.

 

 

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