Caution! Find Out How to Calm – and Not Calm – the Caustic Client!
Service representative Carlos violates every rule of handling an upset customer, from blaming the client to refusing ownership of the issue. The customer, Warren, quickly escalates from annoyance to frustration, then from infuriation to hostility. Carlos accuses Warren of being abusive, and ends the call.
Can you imagine a situation where you could communicate with your patients without saying a word? Or create an environment where your patients feel safe, comfortable, and free to discuss their health? Well now you can!
Day after day, your patients are communicating with you through body language – and you are communicating back to them through your body language.
Discover how to be honest about service problems and boost your organization's image.
Bridge cultural and communication differences with the universal language: great service!
Service representative Valerie receives a call from Lois, a customer from another culture. Valerie speaks quickly and uses slang, frustrating Lois. Valerie is impatient with Lois’ accent and English, and belittles her, despite the fact that Lois has taken the time to learn Valerie’s language. Valerie insults Lois, and loses a customer.
What is Cultural Competency? In simple terms, it's medicine at its best: patient-centered care. This program is designed to help develop and improve problem solving skills at your facility to provide quality healthcare for your patients.