Uprooting the Crisis: Why Management Isn't a Cure

In modern healthcare, we have become experts at the "bandage"—the immediate suppression of symptoms to maintain a baseline of productivity. However, for those living within the complexities of a rare disease or multi-system genetic crises, "maintenance" is often just a slow decline. To move forward, we have to distinguish between what we see and what is actually driving the bus.

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Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
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2026-01-29
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https://doi.org/10.17613/pp4j5-j7k15
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Healthcare Policy and Management
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Uprooting the Crisis: Why Management Isn't a Cure

Alexandra Christine "Alex Christine" Miller
Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
Healthcare Policy and Management
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Uprooting the Crisis: Why Management Isn't a Cure

Alexandra Christine "Alex Christine" Miller
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Abstract

In modern healthcare, we have become experts at the "bandage"—the immediate suppression of symptoms to maintain a baseline of productivity. However, for those living within the complexities of a rare disease or multi-system genetic crises, "maintenance" is often just a slow decline. To move forward, we have to distinguish between what we see and what is actually driving the bus.

Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
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Healthcare Policy and Management
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