Exceeding Expectations
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Serving One’s Country as a Healthcare Soldier
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A HUGE Step Forward for Patients: BCPA
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What Are Board-Certified Patient Advocates And When Do You Need One?
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Polishing Our Advocacy Rocks
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When Life Defies Logic
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Connect! with Anne – Dealing with Unusual Client Requests
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Keeping Your Clients Safe and Sound in the Hospital
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Revisiting the Mean Girls in Our New Advocacy Environment
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Why it’s so important to understand business (why you will fail if you don’t)
This post was contributed by Elisabeth Schuler [hr] Often people are drawn toward patient advocacy because in their own lives, they helped family members or friends struggling to overcome obstacles
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Why it’s so important to understand business (why you will fail if you don’t)
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Why it’s so important to understand business (why you will fail if you don’t)
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Should Insurance Provide Reimbursement to Independent Advocates?
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That Very Very Thin Line – Do NOT Be Tom!
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Chronic Pain, Opioids, and Your Clients
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Announcing: A Big Change for Admission to the AdvoConnection Directory
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Connect! with Anne – Helping Clients Choose the Right Treatment For Them (Shared Decision Making)
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History, Tidbits of Interest, and True Confessions about Patient Advocacy Certification
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A Patient Advocate’s Life
This video post was contributed by Caryn Isaacs, Get Health Help A Patient Advocate’s Life Caryn Isaacs Are you prepared to help people regardless of your feelings towards them?
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A Patient Advocate’s Life
This video post was contributed by Caryn Isaacs, Get Health Help a mentor for those who are building an advocacy practice. A Patient Advocate’s…
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