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
Walk into most conversations about reproductive health and the assumption, unspoken but persistent, is that fertility is a woman’s subject.
There is a particular kind of clarity that comes from standing over a patient who arrived too late, and Dr.
Somewhere between the operating room and the lecture hall, Dr. Premal Patel identified a gap that most of Canadian healthcare
Every physician has an origin story, and most of them sound rehearsed by the time they reach a magazine profile.
A medical career rarely arrives with a plan already drawn. More often it turns up sideways, through a rotation nobody
Long before she wore a white coat, Dr. Michelle Hauser wore chef’s whites. She trained classically at Le Cordon Bleu
Obesity medicine did not exist, in any formal, fellowship-trained specialty framework, when Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford was deciding what kind
There is a particular kind of stubbornness required to sit across from a patient with a hemoglobin A1c climbing year