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Question Two certified medical assistants (CMA) work together frequently at… Two certified medical assistants (CMA) work together frequently at a busy walk-in clinic. One CMA consistently checks more patients into patient care rooms and processes more patients than the other CMA. The more productive CMA is very frustrated with the less seemingly productive CMA.Give an example of how this conflict would be resolved using a collaborating conflict behavioral style and one other conflict behavioral style (competing, accommodating, avoiding, compromising).  Health Science Science Nursing NURS 300 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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