Army To Pay Disney To Help Improve Quality Of Care At Walter Reed Army Medical Center
(News | Source: USA Today)
The U.S. Army will be enlisting the Disney Institute to help ‘revamp attitudes’ at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington D.C. The government will be paying Disney $800,000 to run a series of four-hour trainings for its staff. The program will focus on improving customer service in the health care industry. It has been about a year since the scandal involving the treatment of soldiers at the hospital.
