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RADIO INTERVIEW: New presidents of Mercy Health Services and Ascension St. Agnes

November 9, 2020
By Catholic Review Staff
Catholic Review
Filed Under: Coronavirus, Feature, Local News, News, Radio Interview

What is it like to take on leadership of a health care system during a global pandemic? On the Nov. 8 episode of Catholic Review Radio, Christopher Gunty spoke with two local Catholic health care system CEOs about the missions and values that drive the care they provide. Dr. David Maine of Mercy Health Services and Ed Lovern of Ascension St. Agnes are both new to the top job this year, and they talk about how the pandemic has affected the communities they serve. Click play below to listen to the full show.

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