Patient satisfaction is the oldest and most widely used metric. It's also misleading because loyalty doesn't correlate with good care.

Behavioral intervention has limited benefits because it doesn't address how patients think about their clinical decisions.

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Dr. Leap reminds us about the importance of gratitude, even for the mundane.

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The federal government cuts payments to hospitals that have high rates of readmissions and those with the highest numbers of ...