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Grand Slam or Strike Out? Part 1 (video)

Physician liaisons: Are you hitting a grand slam or striking out with your providers? CEO Tammy Tiller-Hewitt welcomes a health system executive, who directs multiple physician practices and shares this observation: “They don’t make liaisons like they used to.”

In Part 1, hear about the importance of bringing value to the physician practice, so you don’t strike out – permanently! Let’s get away from the “us vs them” attitude and partner with the physician practices to form the best relationships with our hospitals. Tune in to next week’s Part 2 to hear about a real-life scenario and learn what “could have been” done to avert disaster!Click here for a variety of tools, resources, and best practices to step up your game as a physician liaison

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