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Dr. James Leonard on Why Healthcare Leaders Are Rethinking Urgent Care

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By James Leonard
| Policy Wire
By Dr. James Leonard, DO, FACEP, System Medical Director, Midwest Express Clinic Anyone working in healthcare today can see that patients face more barriers to care than they did just a few years ago. Whether it’s waiting weeks for a primary care appointment, spending hours in an emergency department or simply figuring out where to go for treatment, many patients are finding healthcare harder to access. At the same time, they expect healthcare to fit into their lives, not the other way around.
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Buster Keaton’s ‘The General’: Why do we root for a confederate soldier?

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By James Leonard
| The Boar Verified
The Confederacy was an institution that seceded from the United States in 1861 to preserve its Antebellum way of life, and continue to profit off millions of southern slaves. So, in 1926, why did Buster Keaton think it was a good idea to make the hero we root for, in his slapstick adventure extravaganza, a soldier fighting for this same institution? Because he wasn’t.
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Dyslexia Help - Ann Arbor Observer

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By James Leonard, Brooke Black Verified
| The Ann Arbor Observer Verified
Good news for the one in five people who have difficulty processing written words: Michigan now has two strong laws governing how schools screen for dyslexia and train teachers to respond to it. And it has them largely because of Ann Arbor school board member and former special ed teacher Susan Ward Schmidt. “In 2019 I retired, and I requested a bill from [state] representative Julie Brixie,” Schmidt explains. “And by chance, Julie and [state senator] Jeff Irwin were on the phone together.
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