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An Update on Patient Advocate Certification (2017)
APHA Expert Call-in September 2017 Many advocates and those who are considering advocacy as a career have interest in becoming certified in their profession. Recognizing the importance of certification for
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Wind, Rain, Destruction – and Metaphors
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Aging and Alone? Who Will Hold Your Hand Through Healthcare?
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Stop the Insanity! Instead Try These Baby Steps: Learning to Ask for Money
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Building a Team to Help Your Clients
This video post was contributed by Caryn Isaacs, Get Health Help
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Building a Team to Help Your Clients
This video post was contributed by Caryn Isaacs, Get Health Help a mentor for those who are building an advocacy practice. Building a Team to…
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Have You Crossed the Line?
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Those Elusive Test Results
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Medicare Resources – Help Your Client with Medicare Questions
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Saying No and Refusing to Serve: How to Draw That Line
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All We Really Need to Know About Getting Good Healthcare, We Learned in Kindergarten
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When Your Doctor Goes Missing and Other Medical Conundrums: How to Take Command
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Do You Pass the Trust Muster? Says Who? Announcing Background Checks for Health Advocates
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Background (including Criminal) Checks for Private, Independent Advocates
This information has been developed with the help of private investigator, Jean Mignolet. (Learn more about Jean’s work. In addition, Jean was a guest expert for our APHA call-in, A
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Are You, a Friend, or Loved One “Battling” Cancer?
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How to Avoid P*ssing Off the Doctor in One Easy Step
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Patient Advocacy Skill Set Checklist: The Ability to Negotiate
This post was contributed by Lisa Berry Blackstock, Soul Sherpa® a mentor for those who are building an advocacy practice. A patient advocate who isn’t afraid to negotiate on behalf
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Patient Advocacy Skill Set Checklist: The Ability to Negotiate
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What Gator Head Windchimes Can Teach Us About a Healthy Advocacy Practice
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