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Tips For When You Simply Can’t Get There

A couple of week’s ago, we offered tips to those of you that thought you had ran out of things to say in your physician offices. We have heard from some, that you have the opposite problem. You have plenty to say, but you can’t get to the outlying offices because of all the “opportunities” that you are dealing with locally.

In this week’s Friday From the Field video Jamie Utt gives you a couple of tips when you simply “can’t get there”. Our goal as liaisons is to see providers face-to-face, but in unmanageable times, we know that some contact is better than none at all. Jamie also discusses a free Request for Resources template to help you stay connected with your physician offices. Download the template below!

Request for Resources Template

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