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Connect! with Anne – Emergency! Dealing With Calls from the ER Read More »
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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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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 Read More »
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Computer and Online Mastery: Basic Tech Skills for Successful Advocacy Read More »
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Your Pharmacist – Bound and Gagged Read More »
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B*tching and Moaning – Therapeutic and Educational Read More »
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Advocate as Referee: When Your Client Agrees to Treatment but Refuses to Follow Through Read More »
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This post was contributed by Linda Adler, Pathfinders Medical I recently spent a weekend visiting my old college campus. I was eager to return to the city I had adored
Exceeding Expectations Read More »
This post was contributed by Linda Adler, Pathfinders Medical, a mentor for those who are building an advocacy practice. I recently spent a weekend…
Exceeding Expectations Read More »
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What Are Board-Certified Patient Advocates And When Do You Need One? Read More »
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Polishing Our Advocacy Rocks Read More »
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When Life Defies Logic Read More »