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Monthly Archives: August 2013
It’s not you, it’s we…
Effective communication is especially important when relationships are challenging. We explore contributing factors and effective strategies for managing difficult patient encounters.CM August 2013
YouTube video highlights IHC’s Candid Conversations curricula
See brief video introducing IHC’s Candid Conversations curricula