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Communication and Transparency as a Means to Strengthening Workplace Culture During COVID-19.

March 10, 2021

Nadkarni A, Levy-Carrick NC, Kroll DS, et al. National Academy of Medicine; 2021.

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Communication within teams is central to safe care delivery, crisis management, and staff well-being. This report shares the experience of one hospital that used technology to enhance information-sharing as a strategy to reduce clinician burnout in times of uncertainty and crisis.

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