How being a great Receiver can change the game in speaking up conversations

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This article was migrated. The article was not marked as recommended. So much time, effort and money is invested in teaching clinicians to speak up, when equal investment and accountability should be placed on the effectiveness and willingness of clinicians to receive the speaking up message. The authors take a unique look at speaking up conversations through the lens of American football and how receivership has a significant impact on the game. The game needs to change; it's time the Sender and Receiver were on the same team.

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