The Power of Data Storytelling: Amplifying the Impact of Human Interaction in Healthcare

Data literacy has become an increasingly important skill for healthcare experience leaders. This also applies to telling the volunteer story. In this learning bite, learn how to become an effective data storyteller who can articulate the impact of volunteers in a way that drives meaningful action.
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