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Care Transitions and Communication

Name: Care Transitions and Communication
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This connection call discusses care transitions and communication where we heard from panelists on their support strategies used to demonstrate continuity after a patient receives care and ways their organizations are setting patient expectations upfront to prepare for transition.

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