Bill Quiseng
JANUARY 26, 2023
In hospitality, your people are NOT your most important assets. Ultimately, success in hospitality is all about interpersonal skills. Ultimately, success in hospitality is all about interpersonal skills. There are a lot of people wanting to enter the hospitality business. The right people are.”
Bill Quiseng
AUGUST 10, 2015
So when he recently published an ebook entitled Culture Of Yes: Practices And Principles Of Great Hospitality , I was all over it. While I was quoted in the first chapter, I bought the Kindle version for the invaluable insight shared by some real hospitality heavyweights. Micah has done that for you here.
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ProProfs
APRIL 19, 2017
When used properly, Learning management systems are capable of helping the hospital staff to enhance their learning without hampering and neglecting work. In this article, we’ll explain why the use of e-learning tools is especially important in hospital training. That’s why they usually don’t get opportunities for continued education.
Intercom
JUNE 15, 2023
She’s a gerontology instructor at Johns Hopkins University, CEO of Jenerations Health Education, and author of Cruising Through Caregiving: Reducing The Stress of Caring For Your Loved One and her most recent, Reimagining Customer Service in Healthcare. They’re sending a nasty email to the hospital administrator.
Customer Bliss
MARCH 1, 2018
How do you define patience experience in a hospital? In today’s episode, I speak with Alan Dubovsky , Chief Patient Experience Officer at Cedars-Sinai , who talks about how a hospital stint in his youth led to a lifelong obsession with healthcare; specifically, how you get doctors, nurses, and employees to work together.
Customer Bliss
JANUARY 4, 2019
I’m revisiting a conversation I had with Alan Dubovsky , a well-respected colleague in the industry, who is the Chief Patient Experience Officer at Cedars-Sinai Hospital. Before becoming the Chief Patient Officer at Cedars-Sinai, he was the program coordinator for the oncology program at Northside Hospital in Atlanta.
Beyond Philosophy
JULY 19, 2016
In a recent New York Times article , writer Frank Bruni laments the erosion of higher education as a result of the growing adoption of a consumer model positioning students as customers and colleges as mere providers of goods and services. To be fair, higher education is only following the herd.
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