Field Notes on Care
Field Notes on Care, Randi C. ErvinHealthcare as it is actually lived. I write about how systems built for what is measurable or convenient leave coordination, judgment, and emotional labor to patients and clinicians. Patient voice here is structural, not optional.
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Thank You. I’m Still Mad.
Community innovation in rare cancers, rare disease, and women’s health shows why medical progress needs patient power, adaptable models, and lasting support.
There is a lot of hope among people who care what happens to other people.
There...
Open. Terms Apply.
Clinics, treatments, trials, and health tools can look available while their conditions limit who can use them. This Field Guide connects coverage, staffing, primary care, treatment feasibility, commercialization, and public decisions to th...
Freedom of Assembly Requires Free Time
Freedom of assembly requires free time. When daily demands consume attention, private workarounds replace the collective thinking that makes change possible.
“With great power comes great responsibility.”
The more power someone accumulate...
What Happened Before You Joined?
A Field Signal about including the history of the rooms, organizations, roles, and safeguards we enter. From community organizing to patient navigation, familiar structures often carry the memory of problems people were already working to s...
The Name on the Door, the Work in the Room
Healthcare mission statements are a beginning. Impact comes from varied lived expertise, representative evidence, meaningful change, and continuous learning.
Yesterday’s Field Signal followed four different calendars. Mission looks toward...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Observing what happens when healthcare systems, technology, and policy meet real life.
Based in Oakland, Randi C. Ervin works in marketing and engagement and thinks about who holds the bag when healthcare falls short. A survivor and former caregiver, she enjoys graphic novels, wine, whiskey, and wandering conversations.
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