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Unprofessional Behavior Leads to Complications.

April 1, 2020

JN Learning. 2020.

Disruptive behavior is a recognized deterrent to safe communication, sharing of concerns and teamwork. This educational program highlights a study that measured the impact of unprofessional physician behavior on patient care and features Dr. William Cooper and Dr. Gerald Hickson as speakers.

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