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Mindfulness and Compassion in Health Care

In this presentation from the GGSC's "Practicing Mindfulness & Compassion" conference, social worker and health care manager Robert McClure explains how mindfulness meditation can help sustain compassion for health care workers.

By Robert McClure | January 2014 | TRT 12:57

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Robert McClure is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Employee Assistance Professional, and Manager for the Sharp HealthCare…

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