In general, a medical service is considered diagnostic if it is done for the purpose of monitoring, diagnosing, or treating a known health issue or symptom. For example: If you have a known, already-diagnosed chronic disease like diabetes, and your doctor monitors your condition with certain tests, these tests are considered diagnostic.
There are several components in a diagnostic workup. These include: Medical history. Questions about family history for dementia, prior illnesses, previous injuries and surgeries, and current chronic conditions. This will help to identify other possible causes for dementia-like symptoms.
Customer Service Vision Worksheet: Clearly define outstanding customer service. Expectation Communication Worksheet: Identify opportunities to manage expectations. SMART Goals Worksheet: Develop clear, unambiguous goals for individual or team performance. Customer Service Alignment Assessment: Get the conversation started about improving service.
One outcome of the diagnostic is a business case at a journey level, which helps set priorities for capturing value from improving the customer experience.