Video Gallery

The Schwartz Center video gallery provides a close-up view of the events, programs and people that are central to our work. To view more,
visit our YouTube channel

The Impact of Supporting Schwartz Rounds® at Healthcare Organizations

Schwartz Center programs, such as Schwartz Rounds, have a profound impact on patients, physicians and the philanthropists that support them. Learn how Dr. Robert Schwab, Chief Medical Officer at Texas Health Resources, partnered with hospital leadership, and philanthropists Lynne and Alan Moffatt, introduce Schwartz Rounds at Texas Health Resources. After an initial gift to support the program at two Texas Health sites, the Moffatts, Dr. Schwab, and hospital leadership were so impressed with the program’s impact, that the Moffatts generously agreed to increase their gift to spread Schwartz Rounds across the system, providing critical support for Texas Health Resource caregivers who bring compassion and empathy to their patient relationships every day.

2023 National Compassionate Caregivers of the Year Award Recipients

The National Compassionate Caregivers of the Year® Award recognizes extraordinary healthcare professionals from across the country who embody the characteristics of compassionate care and whose professional achievements have helped to create healing healthcare environments for patients, families, colleagues, and communities. To learn more, visit theschwartzcenter.org/nccy

Healing Healthcare Initiative

The Schwartz Center’s Healing Healthcare Initiative (HHI) provides leaders of healthcare organizations with guidance and support to ensure the care they offer is relationship-based, compassionate, safe and effective. It will give healthcare leaders the cohesive framework and practical resources they need to build a culture of resilience and inclusion at their organizations. It will empower leaders to recognize, remedy and prevent psychological distress and stress-related injuries among their staff. And it offers our leaders the support they need themselves. To learn more, visit theschwartzcenter.org/hhi

Thanking Our Caregivers

We honor and celebrate the commitment, resilience, and compassion of healthcare workers.

2021 Dinner Keynote Speaker – Dr. Leana Wen

Hear from our 2021 Kenneth B. Schwartz Compassionate Healthcare Dinner keynote speaker, Dr. Leana Wen, in conversation with former MGH president, Dr. Peter Slavin.

Honoring a Nation of Compassionate Caregivers

The public health crisis created by the COVID-19 pandemic has strained the country’s healthcare system like never before and, as a result, healthcare professionals everywhere have faced unprecedented and unimaginable challenges, selflessly and bravely putting themselves at risk to care for others. In response, the Schwartz Center recognizes their dedication by Honoring a Nation of Compassionate Caregivers.

Honoring the Caregivers We’ve Lost: COVID-19 Memorial

The Schwartz Center for Compassionate Healthcare memorializes those caregivers who have lost their lives to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ashish Jha, MD, MPH: Compassion During COVID

Dr. Ashish Jha joined us for our 25th Anniversary Kenneth B. Schwartz Compassionate Healthcare Dinner to discuss the ongoing challenges of the pandemic and his hopes for the future of healthcare.

25 Years of Compassionate Care: The Schwartz Center’s Anniversary

In 1994, Ken Schwartz was diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. During his 10-month ordeal, he came to realize that what matters most during an illness is the human connection between patients and their caregivers.

The Impact of Trauma on Caregivers, Part 1

Caregivers from hospitals across the country share their stories of how traumatic events impacted them and their hospitals.

The Impact of Trauma on Caregivers, Part 2

Learn how Schwartz Rounds can help caregivers and their hospitals deal with the aftermath of traumatic events.

Caring for the Caregiver: The Schwartz Rounds Program

Hundreds of healthcare organizations around the world are Schwartz Center healthcare members and conduct Schwartz Rounds® to bring doctors, nurses and other caregivers together to discuss the social and emotional side of caring for patients and families.

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