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You Can’t Build Trust With Patients If You Don’t Embody Trust

Last updated: September 19, 2024 12:43 am
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They want authenticity and transparency. They want to know what’s happening behind the scenes, why things are the way they are, and what they can expect. They want to feel like they are part of the decision-making process.”

This sentiment was echoed by Luton, who emphasized the need for healthcare organizations to adapt to the changing expectations of consumers, especially younger generations.

“We have to start thinking about how we’re going to communicate with our future consumers,” said Luton. “They’re going to want to engage with us in ways that are completely different from how we’re engaging with our current consumers. We have to start thinking about the tools and the technology that we’re going to be using to communicate with them.”

The panelists agreed that healthcare organizations need to start thinking about how they can leverage technology to better communicate with patients and build trust in a digital age. This includes using social media, mobile apps, and other digital tools to engage with patients and provide them with the information they need in a way that is convenient and accessible.

Overall, the panel discussion highlighted the importance of communication and branding in building trust with patients and earning their loyalty. Healthcare organizations need to prioritize transparency, authenticity, and personalized communication to meet the evolving expectations of consumers and ensure that they are providing the best possible care for their patients.

In conclusion, healthcare personalization is not just about tailoring treatment plans to individual patients—it’s also about building trust, communicating effectively, and meeting the expectations of consumers in a rapidly changing digital age. By focusing on these aspects, healthcare organizations can ensure that they are earning the trust of their patients and providing the best possible care for them. Healthcare leadership is recognizing the need for transparency and personalization in their communications with patients. According to Bollinger, the younger generation expects immediate access to information and services, and the current healthcare model of call, wait, and come in may not resonate with them for long. This shift in patient expectations requires healthcare organizations to rethink their offerings and communication strategies.

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Bhardwaj emphasized the importance of empowering teams to personalize communication with patients. Drawing from her background in hospitality, she highlighted the value of allowing employees to make decisions that cater to individual needs while staying within compliance boundaries. Luton added that using language that resonates with patients is crucial, as communication plans should be based on what patients need to hear rather than what the organization wants to say.

The panel agreed that healthcare leaders need to listen to feedback from employees on the front lines of patient care. By creating a culture that values employee input and empowers teams to communicate effectively with patients, organizations can bridge the gap between what they offer and what patients expect.

It is time for healthcare organizations to view marketing and communications as a strategic investment rather than a cost center. By prioritizing transparency, personalization, and employee feedback, organizations can enhance the patient experience and drive growth in the digital era.

Stay tuned for our next article on boosting patient experience in the digital age.

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