Search Results: changing the world

Where I live the hospitals do not have good reputations, in fact the 2nd biggest had a rep amongst locals that if you go in you may never come out. The lack of education & even modernday illiteracy (yes we're in N America) of the locals means that in many ways there is leeway for less adept care than if we were in an area with better educated individuals.

Personally I find generally the care is medicore to subpar (I'm well educated even at my age, come from a medical family too) as I've found a few times that standards of practice anywhere else in the world - or even in hospitals in the same region - aren't done properly.

My father is in the hospital so I am on top of staff making sure of his care. I am not interfering but at same time I'm not sitting on my ass doing nothing & hoping for the best.

Soo makes me wonder in today's day & age when even a high school failure can use google to research medical care - say for example IV lines, when should they be changed - what people would do.

Are we currently part of or witnessing a powerful generation of high achieving, powerful women with abilities and opportunities like never before to make the world a better place for future women?

"World Cup champion Aitana Bonmatí hailed a “powerful generation of women” on Monday in accepting FIFA’s award as best female soccer player."

"Marta, who played in her sixth Women’s World Cup last year, was presented a career-achievement award and Marcia Aoki, who is Pelé’s widow, was on stage to present it.

The 37-year-old Marta urged the audience to “search every day” for ways to improve equality, especially for women.

“Try to make the world better for everyone. That’s my message to everyone, to every person who has the power (to make changes),” Marta added, before motioning to Hermoso as an example. “The next generations will thank you for that.”

https://apnews.com/article/fifa-award-bonmati-hermoso-f0ae87db3edc793a1cf9c619a347c327