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How are clinicians doing?
Patients are expecting more, offering less gratitude, and leaving negative reviews faster than ever. Sound familiar?
Dr. Alice Domar, Chief Compassion Officer at Inception, talks about the emotional toll of working in reproductive medicine and what can be done about it.
Dr. Domar shares:
– Practical strategies for burnout prevention
– The one small intervention proven to improve patient retention
– Results from three psycho-social trials currently underway at Inception
– The patient traits most predictive of treatment dropout
– How Inception Fertility supports providers through empathic communication training
- What needs to change to better support front-line fertility professionals.
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