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Deceived but not defeated
I never felt any symptoms I mean, I was tired, but what young 20-something...
by Carly Flumer 
May 7
Sharing patient perspectives for decades: stroke survivor Lisa Deck on attending the Patient Experience Symposium
I suffered three strokes between ages 21 and 25 My life was turned upside...
by Lisa Deck
April 29
A scientific approach to being a patient: asking questions, making decisions and helping others
I am a scientist, currently working on my PhD in biomechanics For a large...
by Emily McIntosh
April 26
Thinking differently about how to help health care: Reflecting on the #WTFIX-A-THON
One of the things I love most about getting to work on What’s the Fix is...
by Anna Greene
April 12
Announcing the patient experience symposium scholarship recipients
This year we’re all about trying new things with #WTFix and are thrilled...
by Anna Greene
April 3
Announcing Patient Scholarship Opportunities to Attend The patient experience symposium May 1-3 in Boston
Continuing our new adventures with #WTFix in 2019, we’re proud to...
by Anna Greene
March 19
Introducing the #WTFIX-A-THON at TechFest NW!
We’re kicking off our #WTFix activities for 2019 and couldn’t be more...
by Anna Greene
March 15
Building community: One shared experience at a time
I first began exhibiting symptoms of what I now know is Rapid Cycling...
by Maya Northern Augelli
January 9
An obituary for health care
When Lucas Artusi, a systems designer at the Design Institute for Health...
by Anna Greene
June 14
Wondering Why by Bryce Olson
We are thrilled to share the first-ever #WTFix music video by 2018...
by Anna Greene
June 5
What’s The Fix? 2018: The power of community to make change
Most health care conferences have speakers and presentations and,...
by Jill Dornan
May 22
What’s The Fix? 2018: The power of one person to make change in health care
Humanizing health care It may sound like a strange call to action, but...
by Jill Dornan
May 22
