Employee Engagement: We are ALL Patient Advocates!
Published August 13, 2015
Carol Santalucia, President, Santalucia Group, LLC
Attend this webinar to learn strategies to transform your organization’s culture by inspiring all caregivers to think beyond their job titles and embrace their role as patient advocates. Carol will share real-life experiences regarding her role as a patient advocate as well as specific takeaways to maximize employee engagement within your organization.
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