by Tom Peterson | Sep 28, 2021 | Stakeholder Health Reflection
New book of Prayers by Gary Gunderson Order HERE (All revenue supports Stakeholder Health) By Gerry Winslow Most prayers never become famous. There are exceptions, of course. The one taught by Jesus that asks for debts to be forgiven “as we forgive our...
by Tom Peterson | Jun 11, 2018 | Community Health, Stakeholder Health Reflection, Stakeholder Health Resources
Order book HERE By Gary Gunderson I wish I was handing you this in person in a decent restaurant with a bit more ceremony involved. But I didn’t want to wait to get my new book in your hands. Speak Life: Crafting Mercy in a Hard-Hearted Time, is written...
by Tom Peterson | Sep 24, 2017 | population health, Stakeholder Health Reflection
By Heather Wood Ion My friend Tom introduced me to the concept of the linguistic shell: the patterns and habits of language which serve as boundaries to our thoughts and expressions. I have long been intrigued by the ways the shell can be broken or fractured, and...
by Tom Peterson | Sep 20, 2017 | Stakeholder Health Reflection, Stakeholder Health Stories
By Heather Wood Ion For a week, I have had the privilege of watching how our healthcare system works, from ambulance ride to discharge, from a horizontal perspective. Most of our media reporting (from the vertical) comments on the financial and social crisis of...
by Tom Peterson | Jun 28, 2017 | Events, Health Resources, population health, Stakeholder Health Reflection
By Gary Gunderson The lean, tall boxer walked with ease, with long arms that looked like he could land a punch from around a corner. And he would probably need only one, according to his reputation across West Africa. In 1996 he was in...
by Tom Peterson | Apr 27, 2017 | Events, Stakeholder Health Reflection
Thoughts on an Upcoming Convening By Gary Gunderson On September 5th and 6th Stakeholder Health will convene at Howard University in Washington, D.C., to help faith-inspired healthcare and their faith-inspired community remember and then imagine and then commit....