This Little Light of Mine
Published September 25, 2018
Sandy Johnson, Director, Organizational Culture, Kettering Health Network
There is a cost to caring. This webinar will explore the current understanding of the experiences of clinician compassion fatigue and burnout and give the participants “antibodies” that can build resilience.
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