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Misinformation: “Healthcare, We Have a Problem”

By Gayle Porter
August 17, 2023

One of the first moments I knew that my husband was “the one” was during a game of Balderdash. In this game, an unfamiliar word is read aloud, and

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It’s Time to Retire the Lunch & Learn

By Gayle Porter
July 17, 2023

Have you ever noticed that the persistent problems affecting our patients today are the self-same problems that we were facing 20 years ago? Back in 1999, To Err is

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Latchkey Seniors

By Gayle Porter
June 20, 2023

As the Baby Boomers retire, many are facing decreased social connections, scattered family support and economic challenges.[1] Out of this situation, many seniors find themselves living alone at home.

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Solutions for Exclusive Breastfeeding Programs

By Gayle Porter
June 5, 2023

“We’re failing our perinatal exclusive breastfeeding measures,[1] but I’m afraid there’s nothing we can do about it.” This belief is surprisingly common among hospital quality managers - and I

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Hospital Selfies & Data Visibility

By Gayle Porter
February 13, 2023

Have you heard of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) program that was trained to be a psychopath? A group of MIT researchers [1]found out that AI algorithms get pretty dark

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Null: The Case for a Failure Library

By Gayle Porter
October 17, 2022

I recently learned that the NIH is questioning 16 years of Alzheimer’s research after indications of falsified imaging were identified in one of the seminal studies. Apparently, the images

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Misinformation: “Healthcare, We Have a Problem”

It’s Time to Retire the Lunch & Learn

Latchkey Seniors

Solutions for Exclusive Breastfeeding Programs

Hospital Selfies & Data Visibility

Null: The Case for a Failure Library