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An in-depth case study of Cleveland Clinics revolutionary transformation around the customer--a powerful model for any leader seeking to drive positive organizational changeAlthough Cleveland Clinic was recognized as having among the best clinical outcomes in the nation, the same was not true regarding patient experience. Service Fanatics shows the specific steps the Clinic took to go from the bottom 10th percentile in Medicares survey to above the 90th percentile in less than 10 years. Today, the Clinic is recognized as a thought leader in the emerging field of patient experience. How did they do it? More important, how can others do the same?Service Fanatics explains the strategies and tactics any leader can emulate to turn his or her organization into a patient- and family-centric healthcare delivery model. It also candidly describes the challenges in execution and the solutions leaders can apply. Featuring customer service case studies from other industries and interviews with C-level executives at top corporations, it offers specific lessons per chapter for any manager and business leader beyond healthcare.James Merlino, MD, is the Chief Experience Officer of the Cleveland Clinic health system. He also holds the title of Associate Chief of Staff, and is a practicing staff colorectal surgeon in the Digestive Disease Institute. He is the founder and current president of the Association for Patient Experience and is a recognized world thought leader in the emerging field of patient experience.

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Service Fanatics will become the gold standard on patient-centered care. Cleveland Clinic in all its glory, like many of the rest of us in healthcare, had lost its way with compassion and empathy. Dr. James Merlino in his role as the Clinics Chief Experience Officer, along with CEO Toby Cosgrove and the rest of the healers at Cleveland Clinic, changed that by putting Patients First. Merlinos description of this journey is at times painful, raw, and brutally honest. Service Fanatics and its author exude passion, humility, integrity, and caring. It will make any organization better and is a must-read for everyone in healthcare.

David T. Feinberg, MD, president of
UCLA Health System and
CEO of UCLA Hospital System

Merlino gives a behind-the-scenes account of how Cleveland Clinic, traditionally known for medical excellence, transformed itself to put equal focus on the patient experience. Its a fascinating story on its own merits, but its also the story of the future of healthcare. For all healthcare leaders who are (or those who soon will be) leading a similar transformation, this book will be an indispensable guide to the journey ahead.

Dan Heath, coauthor of the
New York Times bestsellers
Made to Stick, Switch, and Decisive

This book is a candid recounting of Cleveland Clinics rocky, flawed journey toward creating world-class patient experience. James Merlino is painfully honest about the failures and mistakes along the way, even as he lays out a practical road map for change. This combination of candor, pragmatism, and hope is why Merlino has emerged as one of the most respected healthcare leaders in the country. Service Fanatics is invaluable for any hospital administrator determined to transform patient experience.

Leah Binder, president and CEO
of The Leapfrog Group

Driven by his experience as a family member, patient, and physician, Jims passion has created a movement to refocus the healthcare systems design, process, and culture on the patient. With his colleagues at Cleveland Clinic, he has championed the effort to once again center care around the patient and has engaged healthcare leaders across the industry to embrace transparency in the spirit of improvement. Jims commitment to his patients and empathy for their journey resonates on every page of this book. When we reflect on the major transformation of the industry, history will show that Jim Merlino and Cleveland Clinic were at the forefront of returning our healthcare system to the patient and helping us return to the noble cause that drew us all to careers in healthcare.

Pat Ryan, CEO of Press Ganey

Its an important work by the leading voice in patient experience. Its also a gripping personal narrative that changed my perspective on every doctor-patient interaction Ive had in my life. Service Fanatics is upfront about just how hard it is to change a culture so that it becomes truly customer-centricthen tells you how you can do it anyway. Merlino describes the challenges at Cleveland Clinic with an unsentimental eye, and he also provides detailed descriptions of what the leadership team did to overcome those challenges. All in all, Service Fanatics is a great read thats also making me smarter about patient experience. If only all business books could bring those two elements together.

Harley Manning, Forrester.com

It is one thing for a leader to establish an organization-wide priority and quite another to achieve it. To many, Cleveland Clinics rapid improvement in patient satisfaction scores appears nearly miraculous. Dr. Merlinos book offers a compelling and candid tale of how an already great hospital engaged its 43,000 employees to become even better. By detailing every step with candor and eloquence, this book explains precisely how the hospital achieved its gainsand, in so doing, offers invaluable lessons not only for healthcare leaders but also for anyone interested in how to achieve meaningful progress across any organization.

Barbara R. Snyder, president of
Case Western Reserve University

Anyone involved in healthcare will treasure Dr. Jim Merlinos book because it provides a candid, poignant look at patient care from both provider and patient perspectives. The stories and lessons around empathy and compassion are inspirational and help us think more clearly about the importance of the overall patient experience.

Kurt Newman, MD, president and CEO
of Childrens National Health System

In this warts-and-all account, Jim Merlino describes how he and his Cleveland Clinic colleagues transformed a culture focused almost exclusively on clinical excellence into one that fully embraced the need to deliver a caring and empathic experience for people. In so doing, Merlino has created a comprehensive and methodical playbook for other healthcare organizations seeking to fulfill the same paramount objective: putting patients first.

Susan Dentzer, senior policy adviser to
the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

The art and science of caring for others is remarkably highlighted in Dr. Merlinos splendid Service Fanatics. This is a must-read for all leaders or aspiring leaders in the business of delivering professional services. Dr. Merlino and his Cleveland Clinic colleagues get i t!

Marc Byrnes, chairman
of Oswald Companies

Cleveland Clinic is a great example of what healthcare should embodyfull service to each and every patient. Ive seen what their work and commitment have done, with a very important member of my family, my brother, and its fantastic. Every medical venue should emulate their facilities as well as their superb and comprehensive services. Keep up the great work.

Donald J. Trump

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