What every physician should know about de-escalating angry or disruptive patients

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TMLT's Tanya Babitch offers help and tips for dismissing patients appropriately and safely

TMLT's Robin Desrocher on improving patient communication

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TMLT is partnering with the Travis County Medical Society to bring their confidential Safe Harbor Counseling Program to TMLT policyholders.

Learn practical ways to communicate with disruptive or angry patients.

Learn how to spot the cues of a potentially disruptive patient

Learn techniques for de-escalating disruptive patients.

Learn what actions to avoid when de-escalating a disruptive patient

Russell Krienke, MD, of Austin Regional Clinic and a TMLT board member, offers some quick guidelines on protecting patient privacy on the job and in public.

A message about where TMLT has been and where we are going.

TMLT Risk Management manager Tanya Babitch offers 8 tips for improving patient satisfaction with a physician practice or office.

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