Communicating Effectively With Parents (Part 1)

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General Medicine Paediatrics Public health
Communicating Effectively With Parents (Part 1)

Effective communication is essential in building a good relationship with parents. There would be less misunderstanding and confusion about diagnosis and treatment. This therefore leads to a satisfactory outcome through better compliance and follow-up.

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