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Kwadwo Kyeremateng
Dr. Kwadwo Kyeremanteng is Head of Critical Care at The Ottawa Hospital, an ICU and palliative care physician, and host of the Prevention Over Prescription podcast and best-selling author of Unapologetic Leadership.
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Oct 6, 2026
Healthcare in Motion: Agency, Innovation & Capacity for Change
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8:29Kwadwo KyerematengGUEST
Like, for me, just to put a little bit of color to it, I- you might ask yourself, why is an intensivist talking about preventative health, preventative c- care? Why would you when your expertise is in when somebody's life is in your hands, and they're about to die, and you need to intervene? What it came down to is when you saw what patients went through when they landed in an intensive care unit, when you look at the suffering they have as a patient, w- whether it's physical suffering, the mental health aspects.
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9:08Kwadwo KyerematengGUEST
We see a lot of PTSD, mental health, um, [lips smack] uh, depression, anxiety.
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9:24Kwadwo KyerematengGUEST
The impact I've seen, we see it have on their families, and then the financial impact it has on society.
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