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New Trends in Patient Engagement Report: Short-Code Text Messages Driving Patient Frustration, 65 Percent Admit to Ignoring Them
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Telemarketing, Spam and Fraudulent SMS Messaging on the Rise: 71% of patients report receiving more text messages from unfamiliar numbers that appear to be scams - making it harder to discern legitimate communication.
Short-code Messaging Sparks Frustration: 89% of patients who have seen a recent increase in short-code SMS text (which looks like spam) find it disruptive, highlighting growing frustration.
Conversational, AI-Powered Messaging Is the Future: 76% of patients want the ability to initiate two-way, AI-driven text messaging on any topic.
of patients want the ability to initiate two-way, AI-driven text messaging on any topic.
The report offers actionable recommendations and strategies for healthcare providers aiming to enhance patient engagement and drive organizational growth.
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