Volume 24 • No. 4 • April 2000 --9

Admitting services adds staff, seeks long-range improvements

Boards, chief executives named for SHC, LPCH

Leaders respond to public allegations targeting prominent staff members

Virtual reality colonoscopies studied for patients

Thought Touch 

Match Day 

Virtual Angioplasty
 
 

PAST ISSUES



 

STAFF MEETING

When: May 4
Where: Fairchild Auditorium
Agenda to be announced
5:00 p.m. - Refreshments
6:15 p.m. - Business meeting


Patients should benefit from faster service as longtime employees including Debbie Kranz (left standing) and Rosanne Bosnoyan, (seated) get some help from an aggressive service program, which is beefing up the Patient Admitting Services staff and improving registration/ preregistration service. Recently hired patient admitting representative Marco Felix is at right.
Admitting services adds staff, seeks long-range improvements

Physicians and their patients can expect to find faster and more efficient registration procedures starting this month as Patient Admitting Service adds staff and retools its operations. 

An aggressive improvement assisted by an outside consulting group, Stockamp & Associates of Lake Oswego, Ore., was launched in December to fix a "significant decline in overall customer service, most evident by the wait times patients experience when registering," said Bernadette Mills, who was appointed director of PAS in February 2000. 

PAS' staff was reduced 47 percent in April 1999 as part of a budget cut ordered prior to the final months of UCSF Stanford Health Care, noted Mills. 

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