An ophthalmic imaging specialist outlined how lighting technique and serial documentation help clinicians tell normal iris pigment from disease.
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- Managed Healthcare Executive April 2019 Issue
- Volume 29
- Issue 4
11 Soft Skills Healthcare Executives Need to Succeed
Author(s)Nicholas Hamm
Technical skills aren’t enough to effectively manage an organization-you need other skills they don’t teach in school.
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