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QR codes in the ED: A digital tool for improving experience (The Beryl Institute, 28 April 2023)

Summary

This case study published by The Beryl Institute looks at an initiative to collect real-time feedback on patient experiences at the Stanford Health Care emergency department in California. Previously, the department had sent a survey to patients well after their visit, but the team realised that capturing this information sooner was critical. Matthew Lim, Patient Experience Manager at Stanford Health Care describes the practical and replicable steps the organisation took in implementing a QR code-based feedback system. He describes the results, lessons learned and potential future developments.

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Case_Study_-_Stanford_v2.pdf
QR codes in the ED: A digital tool for improving experience (The Beryl Institute, 28 April 2023) https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.theberylinstitute.org/resource/resmgr/case_study_pdfs/Case_Study_-_Stanfor…

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