CUSTOMER SERVICE & PATIENT EXPERIENCE

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CUSTOMER SERVICE & PATIENT EXPERIENCE

AGENDA Samaritan Mission & Vision: Our Calling PRIDE: Providing World-Class Care & Service Human Factors: Bad Hair Days? GREAT Customer Service at SHS: Inside and Out Computer Based Learning Modules

About Samaritan 6,000+ employees 5 hospitals 100+ clinics 300,000 people

Samaritan s Mission and Vision Our Mission Guided by our principles and values reflected in Our Calling, our mission is to enhance community and individual health and achieve high value through quality services Our Vision Create a world-class health network Be the first choice of consumers in our region Build healthier communities together

Believing there is an authority greater than any individual or institution, we affirm God's love and mercy through a commitment to care for persons and provide for their health needs to the best of our ability. Samaritan Health Services, Inc. Our Calling We believe that God has called us to respect the rights and dignity of each individual and to treat persons with fairness and mercy. Our conduct of business and care at all levels of the organization will be honest and fair; free from personal profit or favoritism. We will care for persons based on their need regardless of age, race, creed, sex, diagnosis, or ability to pay. Recognizing God's mercy, we will respect quality of life as well as existence of life, and remember that individuals have a right to die with dignity as well as live with dignity. We believe that God made us stewards of all creation, and expects us to exercise that stewardship in all our caring activities. We are committed to supporting the well-being of every person, including their spiritual and social needs as well as their physical and emotional needs. This holistic approach includes preventive health care and health maintenance as well as the treatment and healing of illness. Our stewardship to patients and families includes providing the best possible trained staff and employees committed to sharing their love and concern as well as their skills, and providing the best technology and resources for the patients' comfort, diagnosis and treatment in the healing process. Our stewardship to employees, volunteers and staff includes encouraging their continued training and recognizing them for their unique contributions to the care of the sick. Each member of the health care team is special in our mission. Our stewardship to the community includes our commitment to use our resources to help meet the needs of those in the community. We will use the unique skills, intelligence and understanding of each employee to improve the health needs of the community. We will cooperate with other agencies and all those who seek the betterment of the community. In all of our activities, we will listen to the people and respond to their needs.

We are ALL the patient experience Samaritan Health Services Building healthier communities together We have a values guided, community-based mission to help build healthy communities together!

Your Job Description = Customer Service Maintain and promote excellence in service Open & honest relationships with co-workers, patients, visitors, medical staff Courteous, pleasant and respectful manner Respect for the capabilities and cultural differences of others Effective communication and conflict resolution skills Assume personal responsibility in addressing problems and concerns expressed by staff, public or patients Utilize constructive feedback to improve your performance or behavior

Who are the Customers? Patients ALWAYS Family members Business customers Co-workers Community Your manager Your staff Everyone else dictionary.com definition of customers: people one has to deal with

Commit to working with PRIDE Always! Passion We truly believe in our purpose and our calling to serve our patients, coworkers and community with the best we have to give, every day Respect We believe that all people deserve for us to treat them with dignity and courtesy Integrity We believe in doing the right thing for our patients, customers and our organization, even when nobody is looking Dedication We believe that we all have the authority and responsibility to do whatever possible to put the patient first ALWAYS. It s always our job to care Excellence We want to be the best healthcare organization in the nation (world class), and we go above and beyond to prove it!

Bad Hair Day? But what if you re having a bad day a bad hair day or maybe you re just not feeling it today?

A Customer Service Reality Check Your every interaction, every conversation, every phone call, every word with patients, customers, co-workers and the community reflects on ALL of us. YOU are Samaritan Health Services. YOU are the patient experience. The Samaritan Service Chain of Excellence

Too Much Customer Service?

GREAT Customer Service Inside and Out

The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place. - George Bernard Shaw

INWARD-LOOKING CS-3: Workplace Communication & Conflict Resolution Skills CS-4: Success Programming & Career Planning with Samaritan TeamSTEPPS Classes Tailored Intact Workgroup Sessions (e.g. Clinics, Units, Corporate )

Tuckman s Four Stages of Team Development Forming Clear objectives for the team and individual team members are established Team members roles and responsibilities are clarified Storming Establish processes and structures Build trust and good relationships between team members Resolve conflicts swiftly if they occur provide team members with assertiveness and conflict resolution skills Provide support especially to team members who are less secure Remain positive and firm in the face of challenges to the team's goal Use psychometric indicators such as DiSC to help people learn about different work styles and strengths Norming Team members take responsibility for progress towards the goal Teammates start to resolve their differences and appreciate colleagues strengths Co-workers ask one another for help and provide effective feedback Performing Structures and processes are embedded Tasks and projects are delegated Team works together without friction

Effective Listening Skills LISTEN! It s all about THEM CS-3 Listening is about THEM, not about you Focus on what is being said Listen more than you speak Be alert for their non-verbal signals (facial expression, body posture) Clarify and ask questions to help you understand what is being said Paraphrase back what you heard and what you think it means Seek to understand the message from the sender s perspective PRACTICE!

Resolving Conflict Swiftly TeamSTEPPS Tools TeamSTEPPS Informational Conflict (We have different information!) Interpersonal Conflict (Hostile and harassing behavior) SBAR CUS DESC Situation Background Assessment Recommendation I am Concerned I am Uncomfortable Can I Suggest? Describe Express Suggest Consequences

OUTWARD-FACING CS-1: Delivering a World-Class Patient / Customer Experience Always CS-2 Resolving Difficult Patient / Customer Situations

CS-2 Why Should PATIENT EXPERIENCE Matter to YOU? Patients and customers are the ONLY reason we re here! Unhappy patients/customers = low patient experience marks = patients go elsewhere = lost revenue = lost jobs! A happy patient/customer will share with 1 or 2 others An unhappy patient/customer will share with 20 or more We re in this together - we ALL impact the PATIENT EXPERIENCE!

CS-2 Why Patient Experience? "I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." - Maya Angelou, poet

Consistent Communication CS-1 AIDET A Patient Experience Communication Tool that works Acknowledge Make eye contact, smile, acknowledge everyone in the room Introduce Introduce yourself, your role, your background or expertise Duration Let them know how long it will take Explanation Explain what you will be doing, why you re doing it, how it will help them Thank You Thank them for their time and cooperation, answer any questions, etc. Questions

CS-2 The Right Words at the Right Time Permission Phrases 1. SET THE STAGE FOR SUCCESS Location and environment; sincere body language and tone; eye contact; be polite and professional; focus on them; LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN 2. SEND THE RIGHT SIGNALS I care -- I understand -- You can trust me to help you with this let them know you are on their side; apologize; don t blame anyone else; empathize 3. USE THE RIGHT WORDS I m sorry I can understand Can I for you would you be willing to would it be okay 4. THEN FIX IT! Take responsibility, even if it s not your fault; offer options; FIX IT, then follow up

Computer Based Learning Cultural Awareness Customer Service Communication Skills Harassment & Discrimination Workforce Ethics & Conduct Workplace Safety, Violence Prevention & De-escalation

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