Q&A with Dr. Kathleen Reeves in AACN’s “Inside Syllabus” newsletter

August 6, 2024

In a new Q&A, Gold President and CEO Dr. Kathleen Reeves shares how compassion can be a catalyst for healing, what science shows about the connection between humanistic care and positive patient outcomes, and what’s next for the Gold Foundation.

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