Clinician Retention Module
Battle burnout and support employee retention in healthcare
Streamline the sharing of patient gratitude and appreciation
Eliminate cumbersome manual processes, and connect all clinicians directly to positive patient kudos in a regular and timely fashion.
Battle burnout by sharing patient kudos directly with clinicians on a regular and timely basis
Replace cumbersome, manual processes with an automated and real-time approach
Easily create aggregated reports of patient gratitude to be shared across departments or sites
No IT involvement required
Understand the ROI of sharing patient kudos directly with clinicians
All at a surprisingly affordable price point
Clinician Retention Workgroup Proves the Impact of Sharing Patient Gratitude with Clinicians
Provider organizations are grappling with a burnout-driven staffing crisis that has reached an all-time high. In response, Feedtrail led a employee retention in healthcare with providers and found sharing patient and family kudos with clinicians in real time improved clinicians’ connection to their purpose and likelihood to remain in their profession. At the conclusion of the study:
- 77% of clinicians felt consistently receiving patient kudos reinforced their purpose and meaning
- Clinicians’ perception of recognition from their organization improved 25%
- Participants were 17% more likely to remain in their profession
Click below to access the findings and learn more about the proven framework to leverage patient experience data to directly impact the bottom line:
Leverage a proven framework to easily streamline the sharing of patient kudos
Jack Bretcher, COO at PartnerMD, shares how Feedtrail enables sharing of positive patient kudos across the enterprise and how the diffusion of patient appreciation has been transformative for culture.
Jon Forte
COO
Choptank Community Hospital
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