by PRC | Oct 9, 2019 | Consumer & Brand
Households across the country are dropping landlines and moving to cell phones. But are people really talking on the phone less? A misperception of many is that people don’t want to do phone surveys from their cell phone and prefer online instead. Many will say that...
by Isaiah Dominguez | Sep 30, 2019 | Excellence Accelerator
In 2016, global tech ethnographer Tricia Wang spoke at TEDxCambridge on “thick data”—the precious, unquantifiable insights gleaned from speaking with actual people. That same year, Wang revisited a Medium article detailing how ethnography is the key to making big...
by PRC | Sep 20, 2019 | Employee Experience
As the ones interacting, evaluating, and supporting the patient and their families along the continuum of care, caregivers embody a large part of the patient experience. Traditionally, healthcare leaders have focused on improving the patient experience by developing...
by Noah Larsen | Sep 19, 2019 | Patient Experience
Reliability is the degree to which a measure will produce the same result every time. A ruler is inflexible; its demarcations do not vary. When we use it to measure a block of wood, for example, it produces the same result every time. Likewise, a good survey question...
by Noah Larsen | Aug 27, 2019 | Patient Experience
When viewing the number of responses per question on a survey, you may notice that some questions have fewer responses than others. This difference results from 1. deliberate skip patterns in the survey that do not ask all patients exactly the same questions and/or 2....
