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4/25/2012 – Humanizing Healthcare: Why Reform is So Essential

As part of the Stanford Graduate School of Business’ 2012 Healthcare Innovation Summit, the Center on Longevity co-sponsored the keynote discussion by actress, professor and playwright Anna Deavere Smith. The discussion examined the human side of healthcare and the critical need for new healthcare paradigms. Smith conducted extensive research in the field of health for her one-women show, Let Me Down Easy. This acclaimed play gives “voice to questions of life and death, sickness and healthcare.” Read more

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