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EHA 2017 | The art of communicating in difficult situations

Steve Johnson • 22 Jun 2017
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Steve Johnson, MBBS, FRCPath from Taunton and Somerset Hospital, UK explains how communication skills are vital in difficult situations. The current generation of junior doctors have had excellent training through medical school and their foundation years. However, he emphasizes the importance of ongoing training throughout their medical career. This interview was recorded at the EHA 2017 in Madrid, Spain.

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