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Information Without Interpretation: Why patients and their care partners leave appointments confused
The moment Earlier today, George sat in the exam chair like he’s bracing for impact - politely, quietly, with the practiced patience of... See More
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Tiffany Hare
9 days ago
Great post! I am also in SWFL and see this too often with our seasonal residents. Thanks for sharing
AnnMarie Cross
12 days ago
carolanne,
thanks for making htis post/!
can i suggest that you also submit it as a blog? it will get seen by a different readrership there, and we'd love to have it in both places.
thanks for making htis post/!
can i suggest that you also submit it as a blog? it will get seen by a different readrership there, and we'd love to have it in both places.
Navigating Hospital Discharge: Why Families Often Feel Confused
It’s such a common concern, and one I hear from families time and again: that gnawing uncertainty surrounding the discharge process. Family... See More
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AnnMarie Cross
4 months ago
Karen, this is GREAT! Would you consider also making it a blog post with us? in your «gna dashboard» is the blog creator. You can simply copy/paste it there, do any edits you need.
At the BOTTOM you are welcome to write a brief bio and to include information on your free resource site.
At the BOTTOM you are welcome to write a brief bio and to include information on your free resource site.
Santoria Norris
4 months ago
This is very helpful. Thank you for sharing!
Question for Fellow Independent Advocates: How Long Do You Maintain Client Files?
Hi colleagues, I’m reaching out to gather insight on best practices for maintaining and discarding client files within independent advocacy... See More
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