Pandemic in Reflection: Finding Time to Consider Loss and Change

By Dennis Archambault As the calendar year winds down and holiday socials return, with only a few masked guests at parties to remind us there still is a pandemic... continue reading.

Nurse Practitioner Reveals a legacy of Pediatrics at Authority Health

        By Dennis Archambault When E’Liza Scott, R.N., was studying to be a nurse practitioner, she searched for a preceptor for her Pediatrics internship. Her sister,... continue reading.

Another Instance in which Minorities Lag on a Key Prevention Tool: PrEP

By Dennis Archambault Of the most promising prevention tools in addressing the AIDS epidemic is the development of the drug pre-exposure prophylaxis or “PrEP.” Yet, like other forms of... continue reading.

Federal Low-income Housing Tax Credits Help Develop New Apartments in Detroit

Federal Low-income Housing Tax Credits Help Develop New Apartments in Detroit By Dennis Archambault The complexity of developing low-income housing cannot be underestimated. The social and financial engineering that... continue reading.

Authority Health Psychiatry Residents Sees Future in Public and Community Psychiatry

By Dennis Archambault Dr. Nicholas Fletcher’s future seemed uncertain a year ago, having been accepted into the Authority Health Teaching Health Center. What made his future so uncertain was... continue reading.

Creating Company Culture

    By Patricia Johnson For many of us, much of our time is spent in the workplace, making it that much more important that we ensure it is... continue reading.

Implicit bias training offers an opportunity to enhance patient care

By Ernie Yoder, MD, PhD, MACP   I read with interest a recent commentary of Dr. Daniel Dessner in the Detroit News, “Why it’s dangerous for Michigan to assume... continue reading.

Expand primary care training in Michigan, especially for underserved communities

By Ernie Yoder In a commentary published recently in Free Press (“Lack of residencies leaves med school graduates without a career path,” May 21), the critical shortage of primary... continue reading.

Bike to…everywhere!

By Dennis Archambaut On May 2, it was “Bike to School” day. And on May 20, it was “Bike to Work” day. The Detroit Greenways Coalition, which would like... continue reading.