Prompted by the increased focus and attention on the current wave of studies and surveys that have found wide swings in levels of health plan member satisfaction, this special audio webcast was sponsored by the Managed Care Information Center (MCIC) on October 7, 2009.
Member satisfaction has become measurable and is now public knowledge. It is a key ingredient in national ratings programs.
Indeed, member satisfaction is an integral piece of a health plan management team’s performance ratings.
The status quo is changing. Health plan senior management cannot accept the current wide swings in levels of member satisfaction, observers say.
Among health plan leadership today member satisfaction is likely a key focus in this era of national emphasis on quality and satisfaction. But improving member satisfaction ratings is a challenge for health plan management. No health plan senior executive can accept poor ratings.
Two leading experts on member satisfaction will review the key metrics, measures and strategies for managers who are responsible for providing their members with service and care that results in increasing member satisfaction.
Listen in on this program with all your department heads who in some way are responsible for improving member satisfaction.
Join in with presenters Roger Gates, Ph.D., and Lisa DiTullio. Rogers knows the ins and outs of what goes into measuring member satisfaction. Lisa was a key member of the Harvard Pilgrim team that worked and implemented the strategy and management effort to take the health plan to No. 1 in the country in member satisfaction.
Topics
Covered:
- Trends in Member Satisfaction in
Today's Consumer Environment
Who Will Benefit From This Audio Webcast?
Health plan senior
management, CEOs, COOs, medical directors, CMOs, product managers, vice
president quality, vice president medical management, DM program
managers, director case management, employee health services managers,
health services manager, quality improvement director, health
educators, communications, analysts, directors of members services,
customer service, quality assurance managers, directors of network
operations, department heads, strategists, planners, product managers,
business development, team leaders, network planners, provider
services, and market research.
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