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{ Our healthcare system needs }
(0) Connection, love, compassion, humour, and to listen.
Claire Yeoman
(0) more palliative care experts
Jane
(0) Value all people
Suzy
(0) more time, to really listen to our people
Toni
(1) Comfort-caring in every lived healthcare interaction
Tara
(0) truly listening
Eila Neergaard
(1) professionals who understand the art of listening
Eila Neergaard
(0) Tenderness within our hearts, towards others & ourselves
Addy
(0) to wean itself from Big Pharma & put Heart first!
Frank M. Tedesco
(0) people that feels and love taking care of people that feel
Marcela
(1) to be more person centred-whether person is patient or carer
Cathryn Watters
(0) To share the love
Helen
(1) Compassion centered and courtesy focused
Lisa
(1) believe people want to live full and whole lives
Jen
(1) More staff creativity in the workplace.
Claire
(1) existential authentic leadership
Jennifer Poot
(1) Courageous people that promote this idea and don’t step back
Johannes
(0) Transformation through awareness, aroha and political action
Brigid
(1) More people on the ground, less people sitting in offices
Leah Pointon
(0) More compassion mental health whether self medicating or not
Sarah quell
(2) to integrate itself with naturopathic holistic patient care.
Erin Hudson
(2) A community focus on health care vs. disease management.
Denise Gour
(3) Well rested staff who are not overworked.
Jo
(1) to understand the science and economics of compassion
Janie
(3) hope
Janie
(3) love, empathy and compassion.
Jourdan
(3) Deeper human interaction
Martin
(2) leaders who serve and clinicians who lead for patients
Dan
(3) More patient centered , compassionate and honest physicians.
Evita Fernandez
(1) physicians brave enough to be human,authentic and real
sue
(1) more booklets like my Stigmabusters to teach young children
Alison Smith
(2) Medical staff need to learn and use peoples names, say hello
Heidie
(0) I’m an ex RN, love volunteering as a massage therapist.
Margot Hays
(2) Smiling at one another,stop judging each other.
Marwa
(1) to remember they wouldn’t be here if not for the patients
Rosemary
(1) More Heart-centred touch.
Brendan Devlin
(3) More compassionate leaders
Karen
(1) genuine compassion for the care providers
Amy Bedan Poff
(0) More time with patients; support for more robust primary care
Amy Bedan Poff
(4) To stop calling us patients and remember we are people.
Caro
(2) A liberal sprinkling of the ‘Time to care’ book in every healthcare facility
Julie
(0) to value CARE as a therapy.
sarah Hoath
(4) Treat every patient as if they were a member of your family
Sarah Hoath
(0) a non-profit single-payer system
Laura Krome
(3) Less drugs and more compassionate touch.
James
(1) …to focus less on money and more on wellness
Eli Pendleton
(0) Treat your patients like you want you or your beloved to be treated
Sabine
(1) A genuine team approach to support patients, families, and staff
Marty
(2) A focus on compassion rather than profit.
Sharon M.
(1) Humane patient load expectations based on quality of care.
Lois Luckett
(2) more eye contact , big open smiles and caring touch
kerrie
(0) More Smiles and Laughter!
Simone
(1) more sympathy
Chronis Tasioudis
(1) Fully embrace compassion.
Anna Maria
(2) Mindful & empathic listening to our patients & each other.
Janine
(2) Respect elderly patients desire to keep living.
Birute Macys
(1) More time and caring for each patient. They are not machines
Jenny
(3) to remember that the “patient” is a human being
Anna
(1) To change from being dollar driven care to patient centred c
Judy Hitchcock
(2) Empathy, love
Auxi
(3) More Happiness!
Stephanie
(5) That moment that inspired us to care to be remembered.
Amanda Cox
(2) Daily ‘successes and care’ stories to accelerate mind shifts
Katie inker
(5) Mindfullness as a paper in all undergraduate schools
Tania PenaiaRyan
(2) Educate team re the energy caregivers bring to patients
Lisa Benner
(1) More Money More Doc & Nurses More Communication More Respect
Julie Smythe
(5) to promote more JOY in service to one another!
Stephanie
(4) Care needs to be underpinned by the love of one another
nikki Thomas-Roberts
(4) Respect for patient autonomy and promotion of individuality
Zoe Joblin
(6) humanity and mindful compassion, starting with our selves….
Fran
(9) Whole person care
Amos
(3) Greater focus on HEALTH and on CARE
Kathy Torpie
(6) Recognition & strengthening of the good within it already
Gauri
(7) Leaders who role model compassion successfully
Helen King
(3) Recognition of feelings
April
(4) More celebration, less blame, more education, less training.
April
(7) Patient’s perspective and compassion in our hearts!
Stephanie Turner
(3) trust that we all know how to heal
Diane
(8) to be seen as a basic human right, to get the politics out of it, to not expect to be profitable but to be self sustaining
Kristin
(3) Recorded consultations
Mitzi Blennerhassett
(9) To better integrate physical, behavioral & spiritual health
Stephanie
(3) Bridges that openly link all approaches & philosophies
Richard
(9) leadership that truly values and nurtures compassion
Meredith
(3) To create the right environment that brings forth wellness
David Hanna
(8) a loss of egos and encouragement of humility
Daniel Baden
(5) more self-compassion
Meredith
(4) community= communication in unity
cath crock
(4) more joy
cath crock
(8) Nourishing food for all our patients!
robin
(4) To create a healthy and safe working environment for all
Heart Admin
(6) more lovin’
rachel
(8) to pay more attention to people
Yasmine
(9) More hugs!
Robin
(11) we should be more conscious of the language we use
thinkbox
(15) More laughter!!