Brian Graziano, Providence,
Director – Service Design
I-Nong Lee,Senior Program Manager,
Swedish Cancer Institute
Robyn Gilson,VP at Cortico-X and
Providence VOC Advisor
About
Did you know that just 72% of consumers across the industry find it easy to check in and register for healthcare services? If this was a grading scale, is “C” good enough? A majority of healthcare consumers want to tackle pre-registration online, and only 68% of these consumers find it easy to access everything needed to self-service when they want to. 65% are satisfied with registration employees setting expectations.
The reality is that consumers are increasingly comparing their healthcare experiences to retail experience e.g. Amazon, Uber, Marriott, etc. A new expectation is forming.
In a national healthcare journey study, we learned that advanced registration, how health system employees set expectations, and the wait time are all key drivers of satisfaction and trust for healthcare consumers.
Swedish Cancer Institute (SCI) set out to solve the stress and frustration patients were experiencing. They realized a patient’s most precious resource is time. They look to outside brands for inspiration, e.g. Disney. Ongoing voice of the customer feedback fueled iterative design. Fast forward, SCI has successfully piloted Series Express, a new registration user experience! Check-ins are streamlined for cancer patients undergoing complex treatment. The pilot provider how cancer centers can enhance patient satisfaction, reduce no-shows, and optimize staff productivity while setting a new standard of patient-centeredness in oncology care.