Consider yourself as the head/chief of the physiology department and you are asked by hospital management to start with counselling of staff with considering the following criteria: Questions: Q1) What is the strategy you are going to use to implement and make aware to start this physiology counselling with the staff.

Consider yourself as the head/chief of the physiology department and you are asked by hospital management to start with counselling of staff with considering the following criteria: Questions: Q1) What is the strategy you are going to use to implement and make aware to start this physiology counselling with the staff.

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Chapter18: Cpt Medicine

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