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|Videos|August 27, 2014

Resolving Conflict among Medical Practice Staff

Consultant Charlie Hauck provides five key components for practices to resolve conflict when it occurs and try to reduce it from happening in the first place.

 

Consultant and coach Charlie Hauck of Growth Dynamics provides five key components every practice should implement to reduce conflict and provide prescriptions for resolution when conflict does occur.

For more on settling staff disputes at your medical practice, see the October 2014 Cover Story.


 

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