Three Myths about Physician Engagement

Harris Baden, MD, Section Chief, Cardiac Critical Care, Seattle Children’s Hospital, discusses the aim of inspiring physicians and helping them optimize the relationships with their patients and families by breaking down three myths about physician engagement.
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