Creating Dream Teams to Enhance the Patient Experience
Shola Richards, Director of Training, UCLA Health, discusses nine characteristics of how to improve the patient experience with high-functioning teams and shares tools for developing specialized team building training that has the potential to foster meaningful change and lead to a sustainable culture shift in your organization.
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