ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In the previous episode, we discussed care for children with medical complexity from a clinician’s point of view. Now, we hear from Annie Hoen, an epidemiologist and health systems researcher at Dartmouth. She’s also a mother of a child with medical complexity.
Find more information, including additional resources and an excellent transcript, at www.unleashedpodcast.org/#e20
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