Communication
Problem-Solving
Empathy
Customer Scenarios
Service Excellence
100

Name two non-verbal communication techniques

maintaining eye contact and using positive body language, like nodding

100

The first step in solving a patient complaint?

The first step in solving a patient complaint is to listen carefully to understand the issue.

100

Empathy is important in customer service because...

Empathy is important because it helps build trust and rapport with customers, making them feel valued and understood.

100

How would you handle a customer who is angry about a late delivery?

Apologize sincerely, explain the reason for the delay, and offer a solution, like expedited shipping on the next order.

100

What does “going the extra mile” mean in customer service?

“Going the extra mile” means doing more than what is expected to ensure customer satisfaction.

200

How can you ensure clarity in your communication?  

use simple language, avoid jargon, and confirm understanding by asking follow-up questions

200

Describe a method to brainstorm solutions.

Clearly define the problem to brainstorm, encourage participation from everyone, capture all ideas without judgment

200

How can you show empathy to an upset customer?

Acknowledge the customer’s feelings and express genuine concern, such as saying, “I can see how frustrating this must be for you.”

200

What would you do if a customer is confused about a product feature?

If a customer is confused about a product feature, patiently explain how it works and provide additional resources, like a user manual or video tutorial.

200

Name two qualities of excellent customer service.

Two qualities of excellent customer service are responsiveness and attentiveness.

300

Give an example of a positive communication phrase.

 “I understand your concern, and I’m here to help.”

300

How can you prioritize multiple patient issues?

 Prioritize issues by assessing their urgency and impact on the patient.

300

Describe a situation where empathy improved a patient interaction.

Calming an upset patient by listening to their concerns and offering a sincere apology.

300

How can you assist a customer who has received a damaged product?

Apologizing, offering a replacement or refund, and ensuring the issue is resolved quickly.

300

How can you measure customer satisfaction?

Customer satisfaction can be measured through surveys, feedback forms

400

Why is feedback important in customer service?

Feedback is important because it helps improve service quality and shows customers that their opinions are valued.

400

Provide an example of a creative solution to a common customer problem.

A creative solution to a common problem, like a delayed order, could be offering a discount on the next purchase as an apology.

400

What are the benefits of empathetic listening?

Empathetic listening benefits include better understanding customer needs and creating a positive customer experience.

400

Describe how you would handle a customer who wants a refund.

Handle a refund request by verifying the purchase, understanding the reason for the refund, and processing it promptly while maintaining a positive attitude.

400

What is the importance of follow-up in customer service?

Follow-up is important because it shows patients that you care about their experience and are committed to resolving any issues.

500

What is the name of the concept that uses building up goodwill to get our patients, clients and family caregivers to trust us more and be happier with our services. 

Client Karma

500

A set of rules and guidelines that define the appropriate behavior and communication between professionals and their clients or patients.

What are professional boundaries.

500

The author of our customer service book, "Reimagining Customer Service in Healthcare"?

Who is Jennifer L. Fitzpatrick 

500

What steps would you take if a customer is unhappy with your service?

If a customer is unhappy with your service, listen to their feedback, apologize, and take steps to improve based on their suggestions.

500

Describe a time when you provided exceptional service.

An example of exceptional service could be a time when you stayed late to help a customer resolve a complex issue, ensuring they left satisfied.