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Talking with Chris Holdwick this morning about the power of stories in patient care. She's spent a career helping hospital cultures transform into this country's top performing providers. Her thought on the importance of solitciting the stories of others and sharing our stories: "How can you provide good care without knowing their stories and them knowing yours?"
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Jul 25, 2008
Gabriella said...
Something I just read this morning:
"
It's Not All About Me

Alice comes to the house four times a week now. She helps me clean up and get ready for the day.

She said something today, in passing, that stopped me cold.

She's faced cancer three time already, herself. And so has just about everyone else in her family.

Here I thought it was all about me. It's not.

She's gone through chemo, radiation -- the usual. None of it easy, none of it pleasant. But she got through it, and now she takes care of me.

It's so easy to get wrapped up in our own problems. So easy to just focus on our disease.

Alice reminds me every morning that the disease attacks so many of us. Too many of us.

All we can do is keep fighting.

-- Leroy Sievers"

Jul 25, 2008
Jack Ricchiuto said...
Beautiful, to point, thank you.

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