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David Mayer MD | Educate the Young
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And on occasion…regulate the old. 12 Years and 1400 Patient Safety Leaders Later…. June 6, 2016. Twelve years ago, those who came to Telluride believing in our. Through all these years, two things remained constant our commitment to. And our partnership with patients. Helen, Carole, Patty, David, and Rosemary continue to be active participants each year but additional patient advocates have joined us including national advocacy leaders Dan Ford and Lisa Freeman. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window).
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Not Running a Hospital: Where would you rather serve?
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Not Running a Hospital. This is a blog by a former CEO of a large Boston hospital to share thoughts about negotiation theory and practice, leadership training and mentoring, and teaching. Monday, August 03, 2015. Where would you rather serve? Which is more hierarchical, the military or health care? A medical student who had served as a corpsman in the military attended our Telluride Patient Safety. Session last week. She noted her experience while on clinical rotations:. When the Navy goes to sea, they m...
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Richard Corder | Richard Corder
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Leading, working, thinking and listening to make healthcare safer, more accountable and more human. The Next Chapter – Choices and Reminders. September 13, 2015. My wife and I recently watched as our eldest child headed off to college for the first time, as he read this letter the night before he left he commented that these were good “life” reminders, I agreed, and so share the letter here:. August 28, 2015. My dear sweet Harrison,. I have both dreaded this moment and been incredibly excited for it.
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September 2014 ~ kathiskreations
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Tuesday, September 30, 2014. And now, robotic hernia surgery. First it was prostate removals, then it was hysterectomies, then it was gall bladder removals, and now (tah dah! Intutive Surgical offers robotic hernia surgery. Again, another procedure that is already offered at low cost and with excellent results. Please watch over the coming days. As people start to correlate the names of surgeons who have endorsed these "advances" with payments from this company. Walking down the aisle. This would become ...
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