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Prescription for Hope

Prescription for Hope

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“Prescription for Hope” captures the stories inside Cleveland’s public hospital system. Told by the people and patients on the front lines of care, “Prescription for Hope” offers a behind-the-scenes look at how The MetroHealth System is moving beyond medical treatment to improve the foundations of community health and well-being. Since 1837, MetroHealth has served the community, neighborhoods and people of Greater Cleveland. Its nearly 8,000 caregivers are devoted to a mission of health, healing, humanity … and hope. “Prescription for Hope” is an in-house production of MetroHealth’s Communication Department. Please visit www.metrohealth.orgAll rights reserved Hygiène et vie saine
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  • A Tribute to MetroHealth’s Dr. Bob: A Legacy of Healing and Compassion
    Aug 13 2026
    This special episode of “Prescription for Hope” honors the life, legacy and wisdom of Dr. Robert L. Smith – affectionately known throughout MetroHealth as “Dr. Bob.” Dr. Bob spent decades serving as a counselor, friend, advocate and guiding light for MetroHealth caregivers. He passed away on August 11, 2026. In this episode, we share some Dr. Bob gems, which highlight his simple-yet-powerful message of love, kindness and understanding. This includes his thoughts on self-compassion, relationships, emotional regulation and the acceptance of life’s problems. Earlier this year, MetroHealth dedicated the “Robert L. Smith, PhD, Medical Staff Wellness and Resource Center” on the second floor of our Main Campus Glick Center hospital. The MetroHealth Foundation has also established the Robert L. Smith, PhD, Endowment. Learn more by visiting https://www.metrohealth.org/en/foundation/
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    19 min
  • "The Pitt" Was Prepared. Are We?
    Jul 29 2026
    When a mass casual incident hits the fictional trauma center on the TV series “The Pitt,” the care team is prepared to handle the influx of dozens of patients. They have a plan and a process. No one wants to think about an MCI happening in our community – whether it’s a mass shooting, building collapse or large fire. But like the team on “The Pitt,” the caregivers at MetroHealth must not only think about MCIs, they must prepare – with a plan, a process … and practice. On this episode of MetroHealth’s “Prescription for Hope,” we go behind the scenes at MetroHealth's first-ever system-wide mass casualty simulation, complete with a real-world scenario, actors and fake blood. And we get to listen to how 150 caregivers turn chaos into a coordinated, effective response to save lives. It’s all about training for the unthinkable, so that MetroHealth’s Level I Trauma Center – the most experienced and most trusted in our region – is always ready to step up and serve when our community needs us most.
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    15 min
  • 'We Can Do Hard Things' A Chat With MetroHealth's New CEO
    Dec 13 2024
    Dr. Christine Alexander-Rager, MetroHealth’s new President and CEO, may be new to the corner office, but she's not new to MetroHealth, not even close. In her 28th year as a family physician at Metro, "Chrissy" as she's known to patients and colleagues, is bringing a patient-first focus to Cleveland's safety-net hospital. She recently sat down and shared her vision, her priorities ... and much more.
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    30 min
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