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How It Works
Sign Up for Course
Download App for Easy Listening
Once you sign up you will receive instructions on how to download the Soundwise app. Use the same email address to login to the app as you did to purchase your course and the course will automatically show up in your library.
Listen to One Training Per Week
This course works best when you learn and focus on one specific skill per week. I want you to have time to practice the skill and see its benefit in your visits. This helps with knowledge retention and habit forming.
Your first week you will listen to the introduction and week 1. The next weeks lesson won't be available to you for seven days. Each week a new lesson will show up in your library until you have finished the course.
Implement What You Learn
In each patient encounter you have, try to implement the skill of the week. It may feel awkward at first - most new skills do. Keep practicing. In six weeks you'll thank yourself!
Be Ready to See Transformation & Keep Improving
Be prepared for your patient satisfaction scores to dramatically improve, increased job satisfaction, and improved patient outcomes. Most providers who improve their patient satisfaction scores also see increased financial compensation. You're also much less likely to be sued by a patient-which is always nice!
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We recommend listening to the course every 6 months. Each time you do, you'll pick out new skills you can implement. Just like CPR training, regular reviewing of theses skills keeps them fresh and sharp.
Transformative Education.
Lasting Impact.
Katie Wyatt NP-C
I have been training healthcare providers on ways they can betterconnect with their patients for years, and one thing I've come to know for certain is that having great 'bedside manners' isn't some secret sauce that some of us have, and others don't.
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Like any other art, it can be taught.
Certainly, some are more naturally gifted at connecting than others--but people who connect well do certain skills regularly. And skills can be taught. When these skills are implemented consistently, patient satisfaction scores skyrocket, provider job satisfaction improves, burnout decreases, patients have improved outcomes, risk of medical litigation decreases, and the financial viability of practices and thus compensation of providers improves.
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Considering all the of the education we are required to do, it's astounding that we are never taught these basic skills that can literally make or break our medical careers. The most common comment I get from providers is, "I can't believe they didn't teach me this in medical school."
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Why is my course so effective and why is it different than other patient experience products on the market? I believe it is because I am a family nurse practitioner and work clinically. I am in the trenches with you. I know what works, because they are things I do hundreds of times per week. I know what it's like to have tough patients, work long hours, and feel time constraints. I'm not an educator teaching you theories. I'm a practitioner, teaching you what actually works in the exam rooms.
I'm so certain it will work, I'm willing to back it with a money-back guarantee. You'll probably agree with one provider who took my course and said, "this is the course I didn't know I needed, and it changed the way I do medicine"
Increased provider job satisfaction and decrease burnout
Organic growth of your medical practice & improved profitability
Decreased risk of medical litigation
Improved patient satisfaction & patient outcomes
Happy management-
which typically leads to improved work environment, pay and opportunities