Dr. Chris Pitsch: Building the Human Systems Behind Value-Based Healthcare
A geriatrics ward is not a place where problems arrive one at a time. A patient comes in with a
A geriatrics ward is not a place where problems arrive one at a time. A patient comes in with a
For eight years, a body kept sending signals that no one around her could quite translate. The fatigue. The joint
At seventy-seven years old, a man in the south of France still walks into an operating theatre most mornings, scrubs
Harvard does not often hand out four degrees to the same person in the space of five years. One surgeon
Most neurosurgeons spend their careers inside institutions built by someone else. This particular surgeon spent more than two decades building
Somewhere in the records of Swedish Neuroscience Institute, there is a tally that most people would find difficult to comprehend:
There is a library at McGill University named after Sir William Osler. Most medical students pass it on their way
A gastroenterologist who spends his days discussing kimchi, kombucha, and the trillions of bacteria living quietly in the human colon
Some physicians describe their work in terms of diagnoses and treatments. Dr. Sohail Husain describes his in terms of marriage,
There is a particular kind of doctor who spends thirty years accumulating credentials the way other people accumulate stamps in
Not every physician frames her professional purpose in a single sentence, but Dr. Rebecca Winderman does. Her mission, as she
There is a particular kind of physician whose influence is measured not in headlines but in decades of steady institutional