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In Part II of this series, learn a bit more about intrapersonal skills, particularly self and social management aspects of emotional intelligence and how honing those skills can help physicians diffuse stressful situations. In the heat of the moment and in an effort to avoid mistakes affecting patient care, physicians can sometimes lash out physically and wind up in hot water running afoul of medical staff bylaws and/or other professional conduct standards. Jenifer provides some insight into how physicians can focus on their development of techniques and tools to prevent such conduct. 

Jenifer Haller-Hill
JH Coaching & Consulting, LLC
330.354.9286
jhcoachingconsulting.com
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Nicole M. Thorn
Brouse McDowell, LPA
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In Part I of this series, learn a bit more about interpersonal skills, particularly self and social awareness and how honing those skills can help physicians diffuse stressful situations. In the heat of the moment and in an effort to avoid mistakes affecting patient care, physicians can sometimes lash out verbally and wind up in hot water running afoul of medical staff bylaws and/or other professional conduct standards. Jenifer provides some insight into how physicians can focus on their development of techniques and tools to prevent such conduct. 

Jenifer Haller-Hill
JH Coaching & Consulting, LLC. 
330.354.9286
jhcoachingconsulting.com
Twitter  |  LinkedIn

Schedule a time for us to connect here! 

Nicole M. Thorn
Brouse McDowell, LPA
330.434.7062
brouse.com
Web Bio |  LinkedIn

Schedule a time for us to connect here!