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Colleen Sweeney, Owner, Sweeney Healthcare Enterprises, discusses how patients want healthcare providers to care not just for them, but also about them. By focusing on three ways to empathize with patients, healthcare providers will be able to take the care experience from tasks to truly caring and building relationships that patients seek most.
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