Author name: Austin

Newsletter 5

Dear (name), You’re all familiar with the electronic health record (EHR)—either as a patient or a clinician. I and many others vehemently opposed the electronic health record when it was introduced despite the hoopla and promise its purveyors claimed. We worried whether it would benefit patients. Our concern was that it would be used mainly […]

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Newsletter 4

Dear (name), I had lunch recently with an old friend and colleague—Dr. Aron Sousa. He is the Dean of MSU’s College of Human Medicine, and I learned of the tremendous progress they are making from a research perspective, complementing their always exemplary national leadership in medical education—both areas largely focused on underserved minorities. The research

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Newsletter 3

Dear (name), It was so gratifying to hear from so many of you after my last newsletter. Keep the lines open, I love to hear what is going on with you. For the many who asked, I’m grateful that my son, Jim, is doing well and back to playing tennis following his cardiac arrest and

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Newsletter 2

Dear (name), First off, let me wish all of you a Happy Holiday Season! I know this has been a trying year for many, especially because of national and international events. I’m reminded of Queen Elizabeth’s annual address in 1992. Windsor Castle had suffered extensive fire damage and her family had undergone considerable personal turmoil.

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Newsletter 1

Dear (name), I’m excited to unveil my first Newsletter: Fixing Mental Health Care. And I’m delighted you’re here, welcome aboard! There’s lots going on and much to talk about. As I mentioned when I invited you to join my email list late last year, I’m developing this Newsletter in conjunction with my new book, Has

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