<p style="font-weight: 400;">Dr. Gary Newton talks to Dr. Howard Ovens about reactive leadership at Mount Sinai Hospital. As the first wave of a global pandemic passes and as global protests against anti-Black racism continue, Dr. Newton ruminates on the ways the hospital's culture changed for the better and how institutional preparedness remains a major marker of flattening the spread of COVID-19.</p>

Dr. Gary Newton talks to Dr. Howard Ovens about reactive leadership at Mount Sinai Hospital. As the first wave of a global pandemic passes and as global protests against anti-Black racism continue, Dr. Newton ruminates on the ways the hospital's culture changed for the better and how institutional preparedness remains a major marker of flattening the spread of COVID-19.

<p>Dr. Gary Newton talks to Dr. Howard Ovens about reactive leadership at Mount Sinai Hospital. As the first wave of a global pandemic passes and as global protests against anti-Black racism continue, Dr. Newton ruminates on the ways the hospital's culture changed for the better and how institutional preparedness remains a major marker of flattening the spread of COVID-19.</p>

Good enough is pretty darn good: on institutional preparednessÂ

Frontiers of Care takes you inside real medical stories at Sinai Health. Host Garvia Bailey talks to patients, doctors and nurses about the amazing medical advances happening every day at one of Canada's top hospital systems.

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Good enough is pretty darn good: on institutional preparednessÂ

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