Crain's 2018 Health Care Heroes

Do you know the hero of medical care? Crain's Detroit Business calls for the recommendation of a special report on healthcare protagonists and healthcare experts to be published on March 19th.

This program honors top medical innovators and patient advocates who are committed to saving lives or improving access to health care.

Business Success in Healthcare: Provide services to individuals who have created innovative healthcare plans or companies that offer benefits program to address healthcare management issues

Cancer treatment or research innovation: We respect corporations or individuals responsible for finding or developing procedures, equipment, procedures, or services that can save lives or improve the quality of life for cancer treatment.

Innovation in heart or vascular care or research: respect corporations or individuals responsible for discovering or developing procedures, devices, procedures or services that can save lives or improve the quality of life of the heart or blood vessel To

Innovation in other healthcare services or research: companies or individuals responsible for finding or developing procedures, devices, procedures or services that can save lives or improve the quality of life in the relevant health care areas to respect.

Administrator or officer: a company, a hospital, a health insurance company, a pharmaceutical company, or any healthcare support company that makes a significant contribution to the healthcare industry

Doctors: honorary physicians whose clinical or administrative performance is considered to be exemplary, innovative and groundbreaking

Allied Health: Respect individuals that are considered exemplary, innovative, or innovative in the field of nursing or specialized medicine

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A group of health care judges will choose the winner. The deadline for the recommendation has been extended until Friday in January

Andrew Crain is a career consultant at Franklin University of the Arts and Sciences and the University of Georgia (UGA) public health department. In May 2011 Crane joined the UGA career center. Before moving on to the health sciences major and the public health school student in 2016, he worked at Terry Business School for four years. Crane has a master 's degree. I got a student problem and a bachelor's degree in history and anthropology from Missouri State University. He can contact at acrain@uga.edu. (Please note: the point raised in this article is the personal opinion of Andrew Crain, not representative of the University of Georgia.)

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