Building Trust: 10 Commandments of a Trusting Relationship

By AHRMM

As we think about the intersection of Cost, Quality, and Outcomes (CQO), the patient is right in the middle of that intersection. Here are 10 commandments you might want to consider adopting, if they’re not already part of your values both professionally and personally.

Presented by: Deborah Rey, senior contract manager, Christiana Care Health System

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