Domain III: Design & Innovation
CPXP Online Test Prep Course
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Achieving certification as a Certified Patient Experience Professional (CPXP) demonstrates your commitment and interest in continually improving the patient experience.
In alignment with the CPXP test structure, all courses are broken down into 4 domains including:
This course is focused on the Design & Innovation domain. A bulk discount is provided for anyone initially enrolling in all 4 courses.
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CPXP Study Guide Domain III: Please download this study guide and fill in the blanks with the RED keywords in the power point presentation below.
How to use the PDF Study Guide with the Presentation Slides
Design & Innovation Overview
Lean Six Sigma Slide
Lean / Six Sigma Quiz
Introduction to Design Thinking
Experienced Based Design (EBD)
EBD / Design Thinking Presentation (click next slide in upper right to advance slides)
Design Thinking / EBD Quiz
Overview of Quality Tools
Outcome vs Process Measures
Quality Presentation (click next slide in upper right to advance slides)
Quality Tools Quiz
What is a PFAC?
PFAC Presentation (click next slide in upper right to advance slides)
How to Avoid PFAC Pitfalls
Advisory Council Guiding Principles Example