I’ve Come to Find that Anyone in Healthcare Has a “Why”
After her younger brother – born with congenital defects and developmental delays – had a traumatic hospital admission experience that impacted her entire family, Stacy Sedlak knew she had to do something to improve the human experience for pediatric patients. Listen in as she discusses her brother’s influence on her “why” and the difficulties that come with transitioning pediatric patients into adult care.
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