Call Recording Disclaimer Update

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When should the call recording disclaimer be stated?

  • On all calls regardless of type
  • Only on Outbound calls and when a third party joins (correct)
  • Only on Inbound calls
  • Only during the IVR greeting

What is the main purpose of removing the call recording disclaimer for Inbound calls?

  • To improve patient experience and decrease handling time (correct)
  • To comply with legal requirements
  • To increase call length
  • To reduce costs of call handling

What will happen if the call recording disclaimer is stated during an Inbound call?

  • It will not affect the call audit
  • It will be graded as pass
  • It will be considered a best practice
  • It will be considered as a fail (correct)

What is the timeline for the soft rollout of the new call recording expectations?

<p>09/16/2024 - 09/27/2024 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What will happen during the Go Live phase starting on 09/30/2024?

<p>Calls will be graded as fail if the new expectations are not met (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement best reflects the expectation for advocates regarding the call recording disclaimer?

<p>Advocates need to state it for Outbound calls and when a third party joins (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How might repeating the call recording disclaimer impact the patient/caller?

<p>It may create a sense of distance from the caller (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the expected outcome from aligning with the new call recording protocol?

<p>Enhance the patient experience and efficiency (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Call Recording Disclaimer Changes

  • All IVR systems now feature a standardized greeting that includes a call recording disclaimer.
  • Advocates must not mention the call recording disclaimer on inbound calls, as it is already addressed in the IVR.
  • Outbound calls (including dialer calls) require advocates to state the call recording disclaimer.
  • The disclaimer must also be provided if a third party joins an active call.
  • Advocates will fail the quality check if they state the disclaimer on inbound calls.

Importance of the Change

  • Repeating the disclaimer for inbound calls could alienate patients/callers, as they have already heard it through the IVR.
  • This change aims to enhance patient experience and foster connections by reducing unnecessary scripting.
  • Cutting down the handling time by even 1-2 seconds per call can collectively lead to significant improvements over time.

Customer Experience Focus

  • Prioritizing patient and customer experiences is crucial and aligns with the organization’s mission.

Expectations for Adaptation

  • Adhere to the new policy for all inbound calls across all processes.
  • Consult the Quick Reference Guide (QRG) for further clarification and guidance.

Timeline for Implementation

  • Soft Roll Out Date: 09/16/2024 - 09/27/2024; serves as a coaching and training period.
  • Go Live Date: 09/30/2024; calls made after this date will be graded, and non-compliance will lead to failing the quality audit starting on 10/07/2024.

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