We spend a lot of time in healthcare talking about patient safety as if it were primarily the result of systems: the right protocols, evidence-based guidelines, checklists, EMR alerts, and reporting structures. These tools are essential. They standardize practice, reduce variability, and help prevent errors before they reach the patient. But even the best-designed systems are only as effective as the people who use them. And the single most powerful determinant of whether tho

(Inspired by “ Accountability Now! ” by Mark Sasscer) True transformational leadership requires more than competence, it demands character. At the heart of that character is authenticity. Dr. Robert "Navy Bob" Roncska In a world where leadership is often focused on performance metrics, financial pressures, and executive presence, the transformational leader dares to lead with vulnerability, truth, and heart. They understand that the path to trust is not paved with perfection,

True leadership begins with presence. In this first installment of his new series, Dr. Scott Wolf explores how personal accountability, mindful attention, and purpose-driven connection lay the groundwork for transformational leadership that uplifts people and organizations alike.

Burnout continues to be one of healthcare’s most persistent and costly challenges. While many organizations have taken steps to address it through resilience training, wellness resources, and peer support programs, the fatigue lingers. Engagement scores plateau. Turnover remains high. Morale struggles to recover. What’s clear is that healthcare workers don’t lack grit. They’ve shown up through crisis after crisis. The deeper issue lies in the systems they operate within—and t

Healthcare was built on the principles of preserving life, alleviating suffering and caring for the vulnerable. Yet, many professionals and patients alike feel that today’s healthcare system has strayed from those ideals. Financial pressures, administrative burdens and a growing focus on efficiency have turned what was once a compassionate calling into an impersonal, transactional experience. When dignity is lost in healthcare, it affects both patients and providers. Patients