April 23, 2020
Strong culture sustains healthcare staff in ‘good and bad’ times
Traditional patient care challenges have risen to a whole new level in the wake of COVID-19. Healthcare providers have assumed new roles and performed tasks they never imagined doing. With conditions and expectations changing daily if not hourly, one thing that hasn’t changed is the need to provide safe patient care. And the ability to do that starts with a strong and supportive workplace culture.
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