The guide provides professional care coordinators with tips, structure and food for thought in working effectively with family caregivers. Through partnering with family caregivers, professional care coordinators can discover and rectify areas of weakness in care arrangements now, and prepare families for increased care coordination duties as the professional’s services come to a close.
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