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May 2021
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Ep 35: “Tell me your story,” with Jo Bel...

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How do you start a clinical consultation, and what do you do with the information that comes from the patient’s story? Jo Belton and Professor Pete O’Sullivan are tireless advocates for patient-centered care in the truest sense of the phrase. They share their insights on building authentic connections with patients—how to be a human to a human. 
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