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You didn’t want to get on the wrong side of Nadire Atas.
Her enemies, real and mostly imagined, have been targeted online with what an Ontario judge has called her “extraordinary campaigns of malicious harassment and defamation carried out unchecked, for many years, as unlawful acts of reprisal.”
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A vast web of vengeance: When online lies destroy lives
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By: Kashmir Hill
Outrageous lies destroyed Guy Babcock s online reputation. When he went hunting for their source, what he discovered was worse than he could have imagined. Guy Babcock vividly remembers the chilly Saturday evening when he discovered the stain on his family. It was September 2018. He, his wife and their young son had just returned to their home in Beckley, an English village outside of Oxford. Babcock still had his coat on when he got a frantic call from his father. I don t want to upset you, but there is some bad stuff on the internet, Babcock recalled his father saying. Someone, somewhere, had written terrible things online about Guy Babcock and his brother, and members of their 86-year-old father s social club had alerted him.
Leadership in a time of uncertainty with health care leaders Sydney Kurle | Jan 19, 2021
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From PPE shortages, the COVID-19 pandemic, staffing shortages and wildfires, 2020 has thrown as many curveballs as it could to the health care industry in Washington. Gary Kaplan, CEO of Virginia Mason, Ketul Patel, CEO of CHI Franciscan and Beth Johnson, CEO of Coordinated Care, joined us as the final keynote of our 2021 Washington State of Reform Virtual Health Policy Conference to talk about the lessons they have learned in this unique year.
“It has been really fast paced, but I think one of my takeaways and learnings is the speed of change, and how rapid the environment has evolved and changed,” said Kaplan. “We as leaders, and I think all of us in the health care industry, needed to develop new skill sets related to navigating fast paced, real time change.”