Hey folks, Scott Wenger here, and this is an M-Crit-Wee. Today on the Wee, we have Liz Crow returning for a second appearance.

Her first appearance garnered so much positive feedback from listeners. Everyone loves Liz Crow.

And how could you not? She's brilliant and says such amazing stuff when she comes on. She wrote a paper on unprofessional behavior in health care, bad behavior in health care. And as soon as I saw it, I'm like, I need to talk to her about this on air. So that's what you're going to hear in just a moment.

Liz Crow, well, let her introduce herself shortly, but she's amazing.

Smart as Corvitt, I know, and just really a bundle of incredible information. So we're going to be having an amazing discussion. But before we get to that, the Reanimate

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All right. let's get to

the amazing Liz Crow to talk about naughty or nice bad behavior in health care. Oh, and quick

reminder for paid listeners and all of you should be an actual paid listener. You know,

you're just missing out on so much stuff if you're getting the free episode. But if you're a paid

listener, there is CME for this episode, even though it is a we because we didn't have CME

last week because our speaker had conflicts of interest. So there is CME for this episode if you want

to get it. First question is, as always, who are you and what do you do? And we'll add to that,

how does it feel to be loved by everyone who hears you? Okay. I'm not sure that is entirely true. I think I's such a terrible accent that I can't,

I don't even know how people can tolerate to hear my voice, to be honest. But, so I'm Liz Crow.

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