Dr. Ara J. Baghdasarian: The Man Who Believes Compassion Can Be Optimized
In the lexicon of modern healthcare, there is a particular phrase: “unmet needs.” It’s a clean, sterile term, something to
In the lexicon of modern healthcare, there is a particular phrase: “unmet needs.” It’s a clean, sterile term, something to
On any given morning in Venice, California, the air smells of salt, old asphalt, and eucalyptus. You can also, if
The smell is the first thing he remembers. Not the fluorescent hum of the lights, or the muffled sound of
The career path of Dr. Kyu Rhee (President and CEO of the National Association of Community Health Centers) does not,
In the summer of 2004, Dr. Craig Glover, then the new chief information officer for a St. Louis based health
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It was a routine procedure in a large London hospital that changed everything. Dr. Israa Siddig found herself unable to
There is a room we have all come to know, even if we’ve only seen it on television. It is
Before you ever hear his name, you know the feeling he is talking about. It is a low, cold hum
There is a particular kind of silence that lives in the space between cultures. It is the silence of the
The air in these rooms is always the same. It is a particular blend of recycled oxygen, the faint, expensive
There was a life before the fire. It was a life of order and purpose, the kind that looks like