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Leadership for Great Customer Service
Presents a humorous look at customer service written by practicing physicians and provides a blueprint for creating and sustaining a practical customer service program. Offers practical strategies for working with patients and uses numerous examples. Also includes scripts for situations commonly encountered in clinical practice.
Optimizing Emergency Department Throughput
Across the country ambulances are turned away from emergency departments (EDs) and patients are waiting hours and sometimes days to be admitted to a hospital room. Hospitals are finding it hard to get specialist physicians to come to treat emergency patients. Our EDs demand a new way of thinking. They are not at a tipping point; they are at a break
Leadership for Great Customer Service
This guide presents the authors' model for achieving customer service excellence in three parts: Framing the Customer Service Mandate: Address the "why" before the "how," and develop a greater understanding of your patients' expectations; Survival Skills for Achieving Great Customer Service: Make the customer service diagnosis, negotiate and resolve expectations, and create "moments of truth" that drive customer experience; A-Team Tool Kit: Explore the types of dialogue and behaviors displayed by A-Team versus B-Team members, coaching tips, the importance of scripts, and how to reward champions to leave a legacy for your organization. New to this edition are a highly pragmatic set of tools, known as The A-Team Tool Kit, which spans ten chapters and puts evidence-based applications, guidelines, techniques, and advice in your hands to achieve service excellence. Also provided in this edition is a summary of Survival Skills at the end of each chapter. --
Who's who in the East
Includes names from the States of Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and West Virginia, and in Canada, from the Provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Quebec; also includes the eastern half of Ontario and no longer includes West Virginia, 1994-.
