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New blog post in BMJ The BMJ Search The BMJ blog: You don’t need to be signed in to read BMJ Blogs, but you can register here to receive updates about other BMJ products and services via [...]

Why Introductions Matter Is a New Post I did at the BMJ The BMJ Suzanne Gordon: Why introductions matter 13 Sep, 16 | by BMJ The other day, I was invited to give a seminar on interprofessional [...]

Another blog post on how low people will stoop to deny veterans excellent care. In Defense of Art in VA Hospitals Conservatives are mad about spending government money on art, but it provides [...]

Doris Grinspun head of the RNAO just sent me this article about the firing of a Chief Nurse who spoke out to protect patients.  Any Canadian nurse reading this should immediately join the [...]

This was just posted on the BMJ blog.   Hope people will read and pass it on. The BMJ Suzanne Gordon: The future of the Veteran’s Health Administration 29 Apr, 16 | by BMJ By the end of this [...]

My new blogpost was just posted on the BMJ (British Medical Journal).  Would love to know people’s response.   Suzanne Gordon: Does the use of medical titles have an impact on patient [...]

  This blogpost is an excerpt of a chapter I wrote in Collaborative Caring: Stories and Reflections on Teamwork in Health Care. a book I co-edited with David L. Feldman and Michael Leonard. [...]

On May 28, Alexandra R0bbins wrote an Oped for the New York Times entitled “We Need More Nurses.”  Robbins has written a book exploring and promoting the work that nurses do entitled [...]

The other day, I was invited to give a seminar on interprofessional teamwork to a group of residents at a prestigious university medical center. . The group to whom I talked was made up of [...]

You can have discussions about patient safety in some of the oddest places, like the breakfast room in a hotel in Munich. My husband and I are here in this German city, en route to Heidelberg [...]