Monthly Archives: March 2018

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  Reducing Disquiet at Night Requires More than White Noise

  Anxiety grows in the dark. Apprehension writes full stories of an uneasy future in the middle of the night. Sleep is elusive when subjected to medications, high level of acuity,

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  Ethos, Conscience, and The Patient Experience

  It’s possible to argue that these three concepts have little in common. On the other hand, they are so blended that healthcare providers cannot excel without considering all of them.

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  How Social and Health Inequities Impact the Patient Experience

  When I recently called my dermatologist to make an annual appointment, the first question I was asked was about my insurance. When I went in for a colonoscopy, before anything else,

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