Practice question

How can I create a culture where staff resolve and learn from complaints?

The ASSIST model of communication can be used to handle complaints in a way that benefits both patients and healthcare staff, and improves the care experience
Posted 03 May 2023 - 13:30
Using an open stance, a courteous manner and avoiding defensiveness may influence an interaction with a complainant.
 
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