Dr. Inna Lobeck's journey to medicine started early. Her formative years in Moldova exposed her to the harsh realities of inadequate health care. As a refugee in the U.S., she nurtured a dream of making a difference. "I remember telling my pediatrician at the age of seven that I would one day purchase his practice," recalls Dr. Lobeck. When Dr. Lobeck joined UW Health in September 2021, she was given a mission: to create a fetal surgery program. What was expected to take years, she accomplished in just six months. With a blend of passion and determination, Dr. Lobeck quickly formed a dedicated team and launched the UW Health Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment Center, offering new hope to babies diagnosed with congenital defects before birth. In 2024, nominations from peers earned her the Physician Excellence Rising Star Award. For Dr. Lobeck, the most fulfilling aspect of her profession is the profound influence she can have on a family's journey. From the hopeful anticipation of a child's birth, through the intricate challenges of surgery, and into the joys and trials of childhood, she is there, making a difference. This sense of purpose and the power to positively transform a child's life is both humbling and deeply satisfying for her.
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Featured on the hub today, a video and article published in Trends in Urology and Men's Health, in which Peter Duffy shares his experience of what it is to be a whistle-blower in the NHS, in the context of historical scandals of UK healthcare and whistleblowing, examining the roles of the NHS itself, the regulators and the law in the ensuing events: https://lnkd.in/eG_-9_JJ #pslhub #patientsafety #avoidableharm #blameculture #speakingup #whistleblowing #safetyculture #organisationalculture
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Patient-provider relationships are critically important. And research shows that there is always room for improvement. In fact, new research poses the question: Do better outcomes from female doctors signal a need for more empathy? Researchers propose that yes, the improved outcomes seen in care led by female physicians may be attributed to the empathy they often bring to their interactions with patients. Learn more. https://lnkd.in/g7jRvcAx
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