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1. Which is a key FIRST step for a patient experience professional in implementing a patient and family advisory council?

Assembling written training materials

Inviting community members to join

Meeting with current volunteers to gather ideas

Working with leadership and staff to get buy-in

2. When engaged in organizational transformation, which of the following is directly proportional to the probability of success?

Degree to which adequate preparation and planning occurred at the onset

Senior executive ' s commitment and level of personal involvement

Competency and knowledge of management and the front-line staff

Cross functional accountability experienced in the organization

3. During a brainstorming meeting, a team member appears resistant, stating, " Why are we even talking about this? We know nothing is going to change. "

What is the BEST next approach in overcoming this challenge?

Escalate to a senior leader.

Agree with the team member.

Create another shared work team.

Explain the reason for the change.

4. An organization has decided to create behavior standards to specify what behaviors are expected.

Which statement describes an appropriate implementation of this practice?

Focus all behavior standards on the external customer because that is the primary target.

Understand that on a very busy day, staff might not be able to uphold all behavior standards.

Create broad service standards such as “demonstrate a positive attitude” so that they are applicable.

Engage staff in creating the behavior standards and ensure that everyone signs the final product.

5. Which is the BEST example of an empathetic statement by a physician?

" I know just how you feel. "

" You sound worried; others facing this feel a lot like you do. "

" Now, now, don ' t jump to conclusions. "

" We will order three more tests to confirm what I am thinking. "

6. Which should be the FIRST step in implementing a bedside shift report as a new process?

Providing education to staff about how to do shift report at the bedside

Mandating the expectation that shift report must occur at the bedside every time

Establishing with staff why they need to change their current practice

Having nurses commit in writing that reports will occur at the bedside

7. Administrators voice concern that physicians in a medical practice group seem stuck at the same scores on patient experience surveys.

What is the BEST next step for the patient experience professional to build engagement and move forward with improvement actions?

Meet with medical practice leaders to learn their expectations and identify physician leaders within the practice.

Publicly share individual physician patient experience scores and percentile rankings.

Share improvement tips focused on communicating with patients.

Work with the front-line team and survey vendor to improve survey response rates.

8. In order to achieve the best use of personal health records and patient portals, which is MOST important to consider?

Widespread accessibility and exchange of data

Convenience for scheduling and medication refill

The ability to track patient movements and deliver targeted advertisements

The ability to write unlimited complaints

9. Which of the following is an identified barrier to care for those in marginalized populations?

Ease of access

Fear of stigma

Poor communication

Lack of community partnerships

10. Which is the MOST commonly reported cause of adverse events affecting limited English proficiency /culturally diverse patients?

Professional interpreters are not adequately trained to translate in medically challenging situations.

Family members, friends, and nonqualified staff are used as medical interpreters.

Administrators fail to hire bilingual staff to fulfill appropriate language services.

Staff overlook cultural nuances, creating assumptions that affect patient safety.

11. Which is the BEST method for reviewing patient experience survey results and identifying the appropriate indicators for targeted improvement work?

Identify the lowest scoring survey items and determine interventions for improvement.

Intervene with survey items that are ranked the lowest in relation to the peer group.

Use a priority index or correlation analysis to identify indicators for intervention.

Work with unit or practice leaders and ask them which indicators they want to work on.

12. Which tactic is the BEST way to engage staff and gain buy-in?

Provide employees training in improving the patient experience.

Invite staff to participate in focus groups on improving patient experience.

Create a mandate that all employees participate in improving the patient experience.

Form a patient experience team with front-line staff to improve the patient experience.

13. Which is the MOST important initial strategy used to influence and effect positive change when enhancing the patient experience?

Understand the impact on staff.

Provide knowledge of how to change.

Create awareness of the need for change.

Create the desire to participate and support the change.

14. How do service recovery models BEST ensure understanding and resolution of patient and family concerns?

By allowing managers to offer patients compensation

By empowering all levels of staff to address patient concerns

By offering a formal apology

By encouraging patients to voice concerns

15. Which of the following is the biggest organizational challenge as it relates to patient experience?

Viewing patient experience as only the responsibility of clinical staff

Managing policy mandates and regulatory requirements

Providing high-quality care to all patients

Reducing costs related to the patient experience

16. Which term describes patient experience survey data made up of comments?

Anecdotal

Quality

Qualitative

Quantitative

17. Which qualitative research method helps provide the BEST understanding of patients’ experiences when a design thinking approach is used?

Focus groups

Case studies

Research articles

Organizational policy

18. Which of the following is a key consideration when refreshing organizational culture?

Identify culture missteps and discuss solutions.

Focus only on the future, not on the organization’s history.

Understand that people need to perform tasks, so train to this.

Recognize that people at all levels across the organization are vital to success.

19. Which method is BEST used to engage patients and family members about their concerns and suggestions for improvement in a healthcare organization?

Interview employees who have been patients.

Hold quarterly patient and family focus groups.

Conduct weekly point of care surveys.

Establish a patient and family advisory council.

20. Which is the BEST description of a histogram?

A continuous line that represents the frequencies of scores within a class interval

A visual representation of the frequency distribution where the frequencies are represented by bars

A chart with categories organized vertically on the y-axis and values shown horizontally on the x-axis

A chart that shows the proportion of an item that makes up a series of data points

21. Regarding action plans, what does the acronym SMART stand for?

Short, manageable, accurate, regulated, transparent

Specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time-bound

Statistical, measurable, accurate, reliable, tabulated

Specialized, marketed, accountable, reliable, tabulated

22. Which are the MOST utilized data sources for evaluating service?

Compliment data and focus groups

Service recovery logs and community advisory committees

Post-visit phone call feedback

Patient (or family) complaints and patient satisfaction data

23. Which of the following is a core element to facilitating a focus group?

The group has a trained moderator.

The group discusses multiple topics.

The group generates quantitative information.

The group includes a minimum of 25 people.

24. Research has shown that better patient experience positively impacts which of the following operational outcomes?

Access to care

Wait time

Staff-to-patient ratio

Staff turnover

25. Significant differences between what end-users may desire and what healthcare systems are willing to do based on their expertise and resources is a challenge for design-thinking.

What is the BEST strategy below to help bridge the gap and provide balance?

Empathy for end-user desires, a clear awareness of current state experiences, and identification of issues that can interfere

Needs assessment based on observational data and interviews, ideation, and prototyping

Review of system budget and resources, identification of solution, implementation, and 6- month check

Staff interviews and PDCA cycle implementation

26. Which is the MOST effective use of real-time data collection?

Shaping organizational strategy

Providing opportunity for immediate recognition

Identifying patterns and trends for organizational change

Revealing needed facility-wide improvements

27. Who is required to be named in a resolution letter in response to a patient grievance?

The hospital contact person

The nurses and doctors who cared for the patient

The nurse manager of the unit where the patient stayed

The chief experience officer of the hospital

28. How should a culturally skilled healthcare professional approach the patient and family relationship?

Treat the patient and family as unique personas and further assess social and cultural context.

Engage the patient and family and put their wishes first.

Show formal respect, but apply best professional judgment.

Understand and respect the cultural and social patterns of the given ethnic group.

29. Which of the following BEST explains the distinction between patient experience and patient satisfaction?

Patient experience is subjective while patient satisfaction is objective.

Patient experience is focused on service outcomes while patient satisfaction is focused on happiness.

Patient experience is about individual encounters while patient satisfaction addresses overall perceptions.

Patient experience is about the integrated encounter while patient satisfaction addresses individual expectations.

30. Which steps are contained in the first phase of experience mapping?

Prioritize and create storyboards.

Tell and sketch the story.

Conduct data gathering.

Identify moments of truth.

31. Which of the following is an example of a process measure?

Patient satisfaction

Wait times for lab test results

Rate of hospital-acquired infections

Length of hospital stay

32. Which is a PRIMARY benefit of using focus groups?

Generating one central point of consensus

Identifying or confirming deeper meaning behind facts

Analyzing survey data to determine longitudinal trends

Gathering input on executive hiring decisions

33. What is the meaning of “validity” in the context of a patient experience survey?

The degree to which the measurement made by a survey corresponds to a true value

The degree to which the results of a Likert scale survey correspond to equal quantitative intervals

The degree to which an individual responding to a survey understands how the survey results will be used

The degree to which a survey applied to the same object yields the same results each time

34. When is the BEST time to do service recovery follow-up?

Immediately after the issue arises

24 hours after the issue arises

After fully researching and validating concerns

After discharge/appointment ends

35. Which is the BEST approach to obtaining employee commitment to a new process or initiative designed to improve the patient experience?

Have managers monitor and measure the process.

Provide incentives to managers for implementation success.

Explain at the start of implementation why the change is occurring.

Involve staff in the design and development of the process.

36. Which term is described as the free flow of relevant information during crucial conversations?

Debate

Description

Dialogue

Discussion

37. Which is the BEST way to de-escalate a situation in which a patient is acting in an agitated, aggressive manner?

Maintain a smile.

Stand close to the patient.

Use short, simple sentences.

Keep hands in pockets.

38. The spouse of a dying patient continuously asks to speak to multiple members of the healthcare team and seems to be confused about the next steps in the patient’s care.

Why is the best course of action a family meeting with the members of the multidisciplinary team?

To support the spouse, who needs more support than the patient at this time

To discuss palliative care, which is the most important aspect of the situation

To avoid splitting the staff and creating an ambiguous atmosphere for the patient and the staff

To ensure that all stakeholders review the plan of care in a collaborative manner

39. A patient experience professional is asked by leadership to develop an action plan for improvement based on the measurement of a key driver question.

Which step should the patient experience professional take FIRST?

Implement a patient and family focus group.

Create patient satisfaction measurement tools.

Reward and recognize staff to reinforce good behavior.

Obtain the latest satisfaction measurements.

40. Which of the following BEST illustrates that a process change has worked?

Data showing significant change

Process flowcharts of the after process

Process flowcharts of the before process

Interviews with staff

41. A patient experience professional has received complaints from patients and their families about a lack of communication from the nurses concerning the patients’ care.

In an effort to build powerful relationships with the care staff, which of the following is the BEST way to engage the patients and their families in communication?

Bedside shift report

Hourly rounding

Leadership rounding

Whiteboard use

42. Which information has the GREATEST impact on staff regarding the need and impact for changes to improve the care experience for patients and families?

Trended data over time

Control charts with annotations

Run charts targeting specific improvement efforts

Targeted performance metrics coupled with patient and/or staff stories

43. What practice BEST demonstrates anticipating patient needs?

Follow-up phone calls

Bedside shift report

Hourly rounding

Staff huddles

44. Which comment by a surgeon represents the BEST way to convey effective emotional support to a patient?

" I ' ve performed this procedure hundreds of times. I ' ll take great care of you. "

" We are going to do our best. Don ' t worry about a thing. "

" Don ' t worry; I could do this procedure in my sleep. "

" I ' ve done this before. We rarely have complications and you ' ll be fine. "

45. Which strategy is MOST effective in engaging physicians in understanding the business case for improving the patient experience?

Involving physicians in training and improvement strategies regarding communication in health care

Transparently posting physician patient satisfaction data in the organization and creating a competitive environment

Providing recurrent, consistent education and building understanding for such things as pay-for-performance programs and how they may impact them personally

Implementing a provider compensation program in which service metrics are tied to salaries and physicians are awarded for their patient satisfaction scores

46. Which statement BEST reflects The Beryl Institute’s definition of patient experience?

The patient’s satisfaction score after discharge

The sum of all interactions, shaped by an organization’s culture, that influence patient perceptions across the continuum of care

The clinical outcome achieved during treatment

The efficiency of registration, billing, and discharge processes only

47. What is the PRIMARY action that must be done consistently to enhance patient safety and eliminate errors?

Effective communication

Immediate response to call lights

Clear explanation of treatment plan

Purposeful hourly rounding

48. Which of the following can ONLY be achieved through qualitative data collection methods?

Determining the healthcare priorities of the community served

Identifying top opportunities for patient experience improvement

Understanding why patients feel a certain way about their care experiences

Measuring a healthcare organization’s performance on patient satisfaction

49. Which response is BEST to provide to a family member requesting to be present during a resuscitation?

“I’m sorry, but we cannot have family present during patient resuscitation. This is to make sure you are not in the way of critical processes.”

“I’m sorry, but only clinical team members are allowed to be present to ensure there are no distractions in our efforts to save your loved one’s life.”

“You are welcome to stay. I will make sure someone is with you to explain what is happening and to support you.”

“You are welcome to stay to witness this event, but please stay to the side to ensure you are not in the way of our efforts.”

50. A patient speaks a language other than the primary language at the hospital where they are receiving care. Because the care team recognizes and respects patient rights, they utilize a medical interpreter for verbal and written communication.

What is the BEST rationale for why this would be necessary?

The patient may be able to understand pictures.

The patient should be able to refuse treatment.

The patient should be able to state their preference for how they receive information.

The patient should be able to receive information in a manner and format that they understand.

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