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Elizabeth Métraux

Elizabeth Métraux

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Jul 15, 2020

An Open Letter to the Man Who Charged his Truck into a Crowd of Adolescent BLM Demonstrators

You may have started the campaign we didn’t know we needed

An Open Letter to the Man Who Charged his Truck into a Crowd of Adolescent BLM Demonstrators

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Human Parts

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Elizabeth Métraux

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Jun 24, 2020

Confederate Statues Aren’t Even Honest About Who They Memorialize

What’s insidious is the way these monuments infect our memories, our relationships, and our beliefs

The interior of Lee Chapel with Robert E. Lee’s statue.

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Age of Awareness

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Elizabeth Métraux

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Apr 26, 2020

We Need To Prepare For An Exodus Of Healthcare Workers

If past is prologue, we’re going to lose our best.

We Need To Prepare For An Exodus Of Healthcare Workers

Elizabeth Métraux

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Apr 23, 2020

Memorializing COVID-19

Health system leaders should be marking their calendars to honor their teams

Memorializing COVID-19

Elizabeth Métraux

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Apr 6, 2020

What would the USO do? 7 ways health systems can help workers through COVID-19

Lessons from global health, disaster relief, and military combat offer powerful insight into supporting health workers through COVID-19.

What would the USO do? 7 ways health systems can help workers through COVID-19

Elizabeth Métraux

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Jul 18, 2019

America’s Loneliness Epidemic Is Eroding Our Democracy

Loneliness does more than make us sick. It’s making us uncivil.

America’s Loneliness Epidemic Is Eroding Our Democracy

Elizabeth Métraux

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Apr 15, 2019

Teaching Health Centers address medical education reform — and the primary care shortage

So why aren’t we talking about them?

Teaching Health Centers address medical education reform — and the primary care shortage

Elizabeth Métraux

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Apr 15, 2019

What mom’s cancer and dad’s Viagra taught me about American healthcare

It’s all about relationships.

What mom’s cancer and dad’s Viagra taught me about American healthcare

Elizabeth Métraux

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Feb 21, 2019

Can stories bring connection back to healthcare?

Using narrative to build community and accelerate change in medicine

Can stories bring connection back to healthcare?

Elizabeth Métraux

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Feb 1, 2019

Bias Interventions Aren’t Helping Women Advance In STEM

with Keren Meital Kinner, MSEd, and Dana Hiniker

Bias Interventions Aren’t Helping Women Advance In STEM

Elizabeth Métraux

Elizabeth Métraux

Elizabeth Métraux, founder of Women Writers in Medicine, is a writer, thinker, and seeker of a more fulfilling, connected existence. Follow her @Elizabeth_PCP

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