Year: 2015
Language: English
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Author(s): World Federation of Hemophilia
Volunteer team members, and their beneficiaries, often have differing opinions on what projects should be of highest priority for an organization. It is essential to reach agreement on your priorities in a relatively quick and efficient manner and to coordinate the team’s energies, in order to be the most effective. This guide provides strategies for team priority setting and concrete examples of achievable projects that hemophilia patient organizations commonly initiate.
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