Achieving True Patient Centricity Means Shaping The Long-Term Culture Of Change
Source: Life Science Leader
By Sharon Suchotliff and Hensley Evans
Adopting a patient-centered transformation can generate excitement internally but also uncertainty and anxiety. To achieve the goals of these transformation initiatives, it’s important to navigate the change process with rigor, using evidence-based approaches and integrating behavioral sciences. Below are a few key lessons learned from multiple patient-centric transformations.
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