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This post was contributed by Martine Brousse, AdvimedPro a mentor for those who are building an advocacy practice. The majority of patient advocates are independent…
This post was contributed by Martine Brousse, AdvimedPro [hr] The majority of patient advocates are independent business owners, performing a number of tasks themselves. I am my own CEO, employee,
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What Matt Lauer Can Teach Us About Private, Independent Advocacy Read More »
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