The first issue of the Patient Experience Journal (PXJ) has been published. This is a new international open access journal focused on the research and proven practices around understanding and improving patient experience. Some of the topics in this first issue include:
- Expanding the dialogue on patient experience
(Jason A Wolf)
- Concern for the patient’s
experience comes of age (Irwin Press)
- Defining Patient Experience (Jason A Wolf et al.)
- How does patient
experience fit into the overall healthcare picture? (Karen
Luxford and Sue Sutton)
- Evaluation and measurement of patient experience (Sherri L LaVela and Andrew S Gallan)
- “Working the system”: The experience of being a primary
care patient (Michelle L A Nelson et al.
- A daughter’s frustration with the dearth of patient- and
family-centered care (Cindy Brach)
- Patients and families as partners in safety, quality, and experiences of care (Amy Jones
and Kathy Dutton)
- Transforming the patient experience: bringing to life a patient-centred
interprofessional collaborative practice model of care at Kingston General
Hospital (Anndale McTavish and Cynthia Phillips)
- Improving the patient experience through provider communication skills
building (Denise M Kennedy, John P Fasolino, and David J Gullen)
- Physician-led patient experience improvement efforts: The CONNECT program, an emerging innovation (Harris P Baden and Jennifer E Scott)
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