Abstract
Topic Initiated: Spring Collaborative 2019
How do you respond when patients or alumni are openly negative about their rehab experience and refuse to be contacted? Do you cease all communication? What is the best way to continue contact with alumni? How can we make sure the patient-alumni experience has a stronger impact?
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