Communicating with Health Care Providers
Jeanna Hill, MS, CCLS outlines core principles of patient and family-centered care and how it benefits both families and health care providers. She emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach and provides tips for how to get started, including a health journal template, patient information form, and more. Hill underscores the importance of asking questions before the Q&A session.
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