Patient engagement is a critical component at every stage of the health care ecosystem, from drug development to care delivery. Research consistently shows that effective patient engagement leads to better health outcomes, reduced health care costs, and improved patient satisfaction.
Active patient engagement enhances understanding of care plans, boosts concordance to treatments, and minimizes unnecessary tests or stress. Despite these benefits, surveys highlight significant gaps in current engagement practices, with dissatisfaction reported among patients and health care providers alike. A pressing issue is the decline in workforce engagement within health care, with nearly one-third of employees expressing low workplace satisfaction. Studies reveal that high workforce engagement strongly correlates with better patient experience and satisfaction.
This comprehensive report explores actionable strategies to improve patient engagement, emphasizing successful provider-led approaches. It builds on FasterCures’ commitment to placing patients at the center of the health care system. By empowering patients through active involvement in the care continuum, FasterCures aims to improve health outcomes and transform patient experiences.
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