In this special Christmas episode of Rural Health Leadership Radio, we’re talking about Christmas Miracles with Dr. Mike Keegan who shares two Christmas Miracle stories.
“In my mind, it was miraculous that even after something so bad was happening, so many good things transpired thereafter.”
~James M. “Mike” Keegan, MD
James M. Keegan, MD, is a KMA principal partner and infectious disease specialist with more than 35 years of experience in the medical field as well as 20 years’ experience in Antibiotic Stewardship.
Throughout his career of practicing medicine, Dr. Keegan has taken an active role in improving the quality of healthcare and patient outcomes by serving in numerous medical director and hospital executive leadership positions including Chief Medical Officer of a health system.
Dr. Keegan has taken a special interest in solving the negative impact of the overreliance on broad-spectrum antibiotics and has designed and implemented numerous and successful antibiotic stewardship programs (ASPs) that have shown to decrease the incidence of drug-resistant bacteria.
One Comment on “229: A Christmas Miracle Conversation with Dr. Mike Keegan”
It was refreshing for a “futurist thinking” doctor believing in people and their ability to innovate antibiotic stewardship to have examples of “true miracles” in his medical career! I appreciate and respect his commitment to continuously learn and challenge himself as he advances quality and safety in healthcare! What a wonderful Christmas story regarding his son and the young pregnant woman with the brain tumor earlier in this career!
Create environments for miracles to occur!!! This is some of the work of leaders in coaching and developing others to function with confidence!