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Leadership Lessons From the Field: Leading Others to Cope With Death.
All healthcare leaders will inevitably face patient death and dealing with loss. While leaders have different preparation for this, many lack comfort and confidence navigating death, whether it be of a patient, family member, or colleague. Learning how to support others in dealing with death is a fundamental leadership skill.