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Louis Fehrenbacher, MD

2002
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"As an oncologist treating dying patients, I’m still frustrated with the new level of treatments we have at this point. However, some of the new treatments have proven successful and I think we’re on the brink of many new discoveries."

Doug Grey, MD

2002
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"My involvement with Operation Access allows me to be not just a surgeon, but to be a doctor."

Walter Kinney, MD

2002
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"The outcome measure that’s most meaningful to me is how well we do with keeping our members from getting cervical cancer — one of the very few preventable forms of cancer."

Ron Melles, MD

2002
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"After a lot of late-night programming, it’s very rewarding to have created something that has proved valuable to both my colleagues and our members."

Michael Wong, MD

2002
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"Everyone wants to measure success in terms of numbers of patients served. But I prefer to look at whether the people we served walked away delighted and encourages with the kindness and dignity with which we provided care."