Hang on…. this is a long post. BUT! It’s full of “how-to’s” you can implement with clients right away. It’s worth your time, I promise! Picture this: You or your client are undergoing your annual OB-GYN checkup, or your mammogram,
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Years ago, when I was still doing a lot of speaking to groups, I was invited to be part of a panel that would “debate” the benefits of working with private advocates – vs – hospital advocates. We were expected
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I took a vacation. Yes, I really did. 10 days of enjoying the mountains and the lakes and it was just wonderful. Wonderful, I say! I share this today with you because there was a time in my life as
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Spring 2020… when the world of private patient advocacy shifted on its axis…. because COVID defined our new reality. Many of us advocates who spent our time with clients, IN PERSON, experienced the shock of realizing that we must either
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YOU could save a client’s life! A sad story sets the stage for today’s advice. I was walking my dog last week on a beautiful newly-spring day. It was good to see and wave to neighbors who had hidden themselves
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Since stepping back from APHA three years ago, there are few things I enjoy more than hearing from a health care / patient advocate I got to know during my time at the helm. So many years and so many
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Spring has sprung (or maybe in your neck of the woods it’s about to begin!) – and that means Mother’s Day is just around the corner. Whether or not you are a mother yourself, you know what Mother’s Day is
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Readers who know me know that my daughter is very sick, and that I’m balancing my work on advocates’ behalf with being her advocate, too. For the last five months, we’ve been dealing with hiccups in her major health/medical issues.
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