The Fine Art of Follow Up
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Connect! with Anne – Building Effective Relationships with the Healthcare Team
Connect with Anne! September 2018 Doctors, nurses, aides, techs, lab personnel, social workers, case managers – and you. Where do you fit in? How do you teach the other members
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“Pallia-what?” What Every Patient Advocate Needs to Know About Palliative Care
APHA Expert Call-in September 2018 Cancer, heart disease, COPD, Parkinson’s disease, kidney failure, ALS … you’re contacted by a caregiver who is distraught over a loved one’s diagnosis and doesn’t
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The Folly of Driving to the ER
This post has been shared by the AdvoConnection Blog. It was written with a patient-client audience in mind, but might be useful to you, too. It is provided so you
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Agenda Delivery Survey
(September 2018) Thanks for stopping by. This survey is complete. Watch your APHA Agenda for results
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How Much Do Patient Advocates Charge?
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To Thine Own Self Be True (with apologies to William Shakespeare)
This post was contributed by Cindi Gatton, Pathfinder Patient Advocacy Group [hr] As professional patient advocates we come to our discipline with a deep desire to help people through the
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To Thine Own Self Be True (with apologies to William Shakespeare)
This post was contributed by Cindi Gatton, Pathfinder Patient Advocacy Group a mentor for those who are building an advocacy practice. Find Cindi’s Mentor Listing.…
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When Is an Advocate Not an Advocate?
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When Granny Doesn’t Want to Cross the Street
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Freedom, Flexibility, and Other Twisted Notions about Self-Employment
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Solo Seniors (AKA Elder Orphans) – Building Your Practice to Support Their Needs
APHA Expert Call-in July 2018 They are aging, and want to stay active, but experiencing changes in their health. Somewhere in the journey from mid-life to late life, they realize
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Independent Advocacy’s Three-Legged Stool of Success
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Connect! with Anne – Emergency! Dealing With Calls from the ER
Connect with Anne! July 2018 Advocates who deal with medical-navigational advocacy issues have experienced this: a quiet Sunday afternoon, taking some downtime with family (or the night before Thanksgiving!) –
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Powerful, Useful, and Beneficial — From HBO’s Vice Media: Patient Advocates Can Save Your Money and Your Life
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Help Us Assess the LoveFest!
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Vision, Practice, and Leadership
This post was contributed by Karen Mercereau, RN Patient Advocates [hr] Do you have a Vision? Does this Vision underlay the structure of your evolving practice? Are you a Leader
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Vision, Practice, and Leadership
This post was contributed by Karen Mercereau, RN Patient Advocates A mentor for those who are building an advocacy practice. Do you have a Vision?…
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To Gain a New Client, You’ll Have to Break 2 Bad Habits
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Computer and Online Mastery: Basic Tech Skills for Successful Advocacy
APHA Expert Call-in June 2018 Are you sure what a browser is? How about a URL? WHAT DOES IT MEAN IF YOU TYPE ALL IN CAPS? Do you know how
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