Easy Empathy: Taylor Linton OD

from Medical Manners · host Katie Wyatt NP-C

In this episode of the Medical Manners Podcast, host Katie Wyatt explores the transformative power of empathy in healthcare with her guest, optometrist Taylor Linton. Listeners will learn simple phrases and actions that can be implemented to easily encorpoate empathy into their medical practice. We'd love to hear how you make empathy easy in your medical practice! Leave a comment on the episode and let's help eachother improve. This episode is sponsored by the Connect Better audio course - a six week audio course that teaches healthcare providers how to improve their patient satisfaction/press ganey scores. This can be accessed at www.medicalmanners.com. Use the code PODCAST for 10% off the course.

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