Kenneth Vick: Building a System Where Recovery Has Room to Happen
The paperwork on an executive director’s desk rarely tells you anything about the person who signs it. Compliance reports, payer
The paperwork on an executive director’s desk rarely tells you anything about the person who signs it. Compliance reports, payer
There is a part of every hospital that most people walk past without thinking twice. It sits behind the clinical
In 2011, a patient sat across from Dr. Germaine Hawkins and asked him a question no one had prepared him
Every industry has its unglamorous corner, the client nobody wants, the record trapped in a system that was never built
A medical career rarely arrives with a plan already drawn. More often it turns up sideways, through a rotation nobody
A familiar pattern can emerge in chronic disease care. A patient returns with the same symptoms, the prescription is adjusted,
There is a particular kind of knowledge that cannot be acquired in a classroom. It comes, instead, from the accumulated
There is a particular kind of person who spends her whole life around beginnings, the first breath of a newborn,
Set among the greenery of Geneva, an annex of the Geneva University Hospitals is home to a unit that has
Long before boardrooms and business plans, before the title of CEO ever entered the picture, there was a young girl
A pediatric emergency room does not leave much room for hesitation. Children arrive frightened, their parents often arrive even more
A hospital ward has its own particular sound, a hum of monitors and quiet footsteps and the low murmur of