|Articles|October 11, 2021
Session 1: Delivering the New Digital Patient Experience
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Episodes in this series
- Norm Schrager
Head of Content Strategy
PatientPop - Luke Kervin
Co-CEO and co-Founder
PatientPop
Learning objectives:
- How to engage patients digitally: secure texting, seamless payments, and more
- How practices should market themselves
- How to compete with care models such as convenient care clinics
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