NPS is notoriously unreliable. When I’m frustrated with a stupid support clanker, I don’t wait for another different clanker to ask me how it did. I hang up.
If that’s how you’re measuring patient satisfaction, you’re completely clueless.
If that’s how you’re measuring patient satisfaction, you’re completely clueless.
But I thought the issue with customer surveys was how biased they could be toward negative experiences cuz nobody else is angry enough to respond.
They can be biased toward positive experiences too, if customers feel the job of the person that helped them is on the line.
NPS is asking your customers "how likely are you recommend us to a friend or colleague?". That's definitely not an accounting number. If you care about this, you can instead ask your _new_ customers if someone recommended you. Or you could hire a third party to do an independent survey among your target demographic.