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Webinar: Light up Patient Experience Quality Improvement Efforts with Mystery Shopping

Healthcare Organizations & Systems, Webcast

Facilitated by

  • Debbie Cestaro-Seifer, MS, RN, NC-BC, CTP
    University of Florida
    Department of Medicine
  • Cailin Lewis, MPH, CPH
    HIV Program Director
    WellFlorida Council

November 4, 2020

Objectives

  • Briefly discuss the difference between quality improvement and quality assurance.
  • Define the terms person-centered care, collaborative care and patient experience.
  • Provide examples of how patient experience can positively and negatively impact an individual’s ability to link and engage in HIV care.
  • Discuss the successes and limitations of using mystery/secret shopping strategies in conducting HIV quality improvement projects in urban and rural settings.

Presentation

Slides

Facilitated by

  • Debbie Cestaro-Seifer, MS, RN, NC-BC, CTP
    University of Florida
    Department of Medicine
  • Cailin Lewis, MPH, CPH
    HIV Program Director
    WellFlorida Council

November 4, 2020

Objectives

  • Briefly discuss the difference between quality improvement and quality assurance.
  • Define the terms person-centered care, collaborative care and patient experience.
  • Provide examples of how patient experience can positively and negatively impact an individual’s ability to link and engage in HIV care.
  • Discuss the successes and limitations of using mystery/secret shopping strategies in conducting HIV quality improvement projects in urban and rural settings.

Presentation

Slides

Facilitated by

  • Debbie Cestaro-Seifer, MS, RN, NC-BC, CTP
    University of Florida
    Department of Medicine
  • Cailin Lewis, MPH, CPH
    HIV Program Director
    WellFlorida Council

November 4, 2020

Objectives

  • Briefly discuss the difference between quality improvement and quality assurance.
  • Define the terms person-centered care, collaborative care and patient experience.
  • Provide examples of how patient experience can positively and negatively impact an individual’s ability to link and engage in HIV care.
  • Discuss the successes and limitations of using mystery/secret shopping strategies in conducting HIV quality improvement projects in urban and rural settings.

Presentation

Slides