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The CX Leader Podcast | A resource for customer experience leaders

Talk Less, Listen More

Jul 9, 2024
Marisa Schwartz, Senior regional medical director, discusses the importance of active listening in healthcare. Topics include uncovering critical conditions, building trust with patients, and enhancing patient experiences through attentive listening. The conversation also highlights the impact of follow-up in healthcare and the value of active listening for CX leaders in enhancing communication skills.
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Quick takeaways

  • Active listening in healthcare is crucial for accurate diagnoses and building trust with patients.
  • Improving active listening skills requires self-awareness, intentional listening, empathy, and practice through scenarios.

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The Importance of Active Listening in Healthcare Settings

Active listening in healthcare can lead to life-saving results. By paying attention to tone of voice, body language, and expressions, along with the spoken words, healthcare providers can support patients not just medically but as whole individuals, ensuring proper diagnosis and building trust through understanding their needs and concerns.

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