POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Dec 24, 2011
~~<p>Wealth of Health recently covered a landmark change in how providers will be reimbursed. Beginning in October, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will link $850 million of payments to a new measure: patient survey results. The column introduced a cutting-edge concept, "Crosspitality," a term coined by Andrea Kates of the Business Genome project to describe the art and science of grafting hospitality practices from one industry onto another. She has shown that providers can markedly improve their patient ratings by adopting the elements of a great customer, client or guest experience from role models in other industries.</p>
Wealth of Health recently covered a landmark change in how providers will be reimbursed. Beginning in October, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will link $850 million of payments to a new measure: patient survey results. The column introduced a cutting-edge concept, "Crosspitality," a term coined by Andrea Kates of the Business Genome project to describe the art and science of grafting hospitality practices from one industry onto another. She has shown that providers can markedly improve their patient ratings by adopting the elements of a great customer, client or guest experience from role models in other industries.
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