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Advocacy at Work

Tim McDonald

Patient voices, advocacy leadership, and practical lessons for better healthcare.

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    Tim McDonald is a healthcare advocate, writer, speaker, and host of Advocacy at Work. He brings together people with lived experience and the leaders shaping healthcare to explore how advocacy can improve care, access, trust, and systems change.

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