On the recordOctober 24, 2017
So your answer is no because every different groups are working in silos and what we need is a coordinated response with leadership from the top.
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congress.govSo your answer is no because every different groups are working in silos and what we need is a coordinated response with leadership from the top.
Ruiz emphasizes the need for coordinated efforts in healthcare training.
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