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Conflict Resolution: Solving the Greatest Problem in Missions - Interpersonal Conflict.

Conflict Resolution: Solving the Greatest Problem in Missions - Interpersonal Conflict.

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David Stevens

David Stevens

Apr 10, 2017

The most common cause for expatriate healthcare professionals to abandon their service in a mission hospital is unresolved conflict with those that they work or live with in community. This session will share proven principles and techniques to resolve conflict that inevitably comes to everyone during their lives.

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