SOUTH BEND, Ind., Jan. 21 Press Ganey Associates, Inc. today announced the addition of Philip Marshall, MD, MPH, as senior vice president, clinical products. Dr. Marshall joins the company at a time of continued growth and will be responsible for expanding the clinical product lines for the company.
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"We look forward to the substantial contributions Dr. Marshall will make to Press Ganey," said Richard Siegrist, Press Ganey president and CEO. "His experience and innovation in the health care industry will be a great asset to the company as we are poised to grow our services and capabilities throughout the coming years."
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Dr. Marshall has more than 10 years experience as a leader in personalized health care solutions, including personal health records, electronic health records, personalized decision support for consumers, personalized genomics solutions and connectivity to care providers.
Additionally, he has experience working closely with employers, payers, care providers, and CMS in delivering personalized solutions for consumers to better manage their health, and to gather, store, manage, and share their health information and make more informed health-related decisions.
Dr. Marshall's most recent position was with WebMD Health where he was the vice president of product strategy. He has a master's degree in public health from Oregon Health and Science University; and he received his doctor of medicine degree from Indiana University. Dr. Marshall has residency training in general surgery and public health and preventive medicine.
Press Ganey Associates, Inc.
For 25 years, Press Ganey has been committed to providing insight that allows health care organizations to improve the quality of care they provide while improving their bottom-line results. The company offers the largest comparative customer feedback databases, actionable data, solution resources, and unparalleled consulting and customer service. Press Ganey currently partners with more than 10,000 health care facilities - including over 40% of U.S. hospitals - to measure and improve the quality of their care. For more information visit www.pressganey.com.
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