Reducing Patient Anxiety Before Surgery

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These days, administrators are used to seeing patients who are both more hesitant and research-heavy—especially before surgery. How do you both affirm and reassure them that everything will be fine? Samir Melki, founder and medical director of Boston Vision, joins us to share pearls for reducing patient anxiety without burdening your team.

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