Patient Experience (PX) and healthcare professionals are passionate experts. When passionate experts come together, they can do remarkable things. And when they come together in a community, they can MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
Patient Experience has come far in the last two decades, yet we still have far to go towards creating the healthcare processes and outcomes we desire and our patients and loved ones deserve. Our voices and collective efforts are what's missing to achieve the change we desire.
PXC brings PX and healthcare professionals together in community. Drawing on our collective knowledge, skills, and shared passion for changing the healthcare experience.
The PXC is an influential virtual community where I collaborate with a rolodex of Experience professionals across the nation; formally or informally, scheduled, or impromptu. It is fulfilling because I give and receive inspiration and support; to learn and grow, disrupt, and transform human experience. And I believe when we fill each other's cup, it is easier for experience professionals to advocate for the lives we serve and make a compassionate difference throughout the healthcare continuum.
The PX Community has enabled me to work directly with other PX professionals to develop tradecraft with the goal of enhancing the healthcare experience.
The Patient Experience Community remains a dynamic, unique, and safe harbor for patient experience professionals from all parts of healthcare to come together to share, grow, and collaborate on improving patients’ lives. Since its inception the group has grown in numbers, connected professionals nationally, and created tangible products for influencing the work of improving the patient experience for all. Membership offers a wide variety of meeting venues, multi-channel reference materials, and the opportunity to co-create with other professionals around the country. I am proud to be a founding member and I look forward to continued growth and relationship building with colleagues as well as contributing in new ways to enhance the “patient experience.”