Illness weakens our bodies and our minds, and the damage often is compounded by what patients experience in hospitals across the nation. As people live longer, and our population ages, addressing this issue is taking on new urgency. Sharon Inouye, professor of medicine at Hebrew SeniorLife, is quoted.
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