Why Older West Virginians are Being Targeted by Vaccines
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Older West Virginians are at greatest risk of dying from COVID-19. That's why we're giving them the vaccine first to protect them.
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Health for West Virginia and the World
How does the health of West Virginia relate to the rest of the world? Clay Marsh explores themes of health, wellness, wellbeing, spirituality and more in his blog.
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Clay Marsh: Explaining West Virginia’s COVID Code
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We must keep caring for each other, West Virginia.
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Altruism in West Virginia, and the best of America
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Anticipating The Next Moves: The Dance with COVID-19
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Betty
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Be the light
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Lessons Learned
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The Dance Floor
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The Dance
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Our Next Steps
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Healing
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How We Beat COVID-19
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The Next Few Weeks
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Tracking the Speed of Spread of COVID-19 in West Virginia
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National Doctors' Day
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Why social distancing and staying at home works
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Rays of hope
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Turning a tsunami into a stream
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Turning a tsunami into a stream
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West Virginia, it's time to double down
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Match Day
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Black Swan Events, Change and New Opportunity
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Our Power
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COVID-19 Travel Advice from Dr. Clay Marsh
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Abundance and Scarcity
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Our Infinite Games
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Let us not take for granted our everyday simple gifts
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Principles
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Fear of change
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What do we stand for? What is truth
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Lenses and reality
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Acceptance and Wonder
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Fractals of The Whole
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Three Principles
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Welcome to WVU. Welcome home.
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Reflections on a gentleman and a healer.
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Stories
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Unfolding
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Happy Birthday, West Virginia.
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Proud of Our Own – Patrice Harris, MD, President of American Medical Association
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Entangled
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A Time for Thanks and Reflection
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Culture
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Safety, game theory and performance
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Safety, game theory and performance
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Victimhood, happiness and health
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Shining brightly
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Attachments
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Coherence revisited
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Duality
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Beauty, wonder and awe
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Namaste
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Mirror
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Flow
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Rigidity, control and fear
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Taking responsibility
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Wisdom redux
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Leadership inside out
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Gratitude and joy
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A mindset of abundance
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AND
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Separation
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Networks of Health and Hope
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Wave-particle duality, great teams and health
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Coherence
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Ending the perception of separation
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Self-actualization and health
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Wholeness, yin and yang
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Disorder and order
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The Great State of West Virginia
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Happy Holidays
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Saying goodbye to a friend
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Happy Thanksgiving!
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Horse Pen Mountain, the fighting chickens and Jim Brick
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A Day of Giving
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Wholeness and Health
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Going with the flow
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Fall
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Signal and noise
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The power of community
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Reenergizing, and refocusing, healthcare
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An age of acceleration
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Students inspiring students
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Success breeds success
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A Mountaineer Adventure at the James C. Justice National Boy Scout Camp
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Bedrock principles and a culture of purpose
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Beauty, gratitude and health
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The Affordable Care Act and the cost of healthcare
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A church of hope
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Resilience and bottoms-up communities
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Healthy Communities and Purpose
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Graduation, love and safety
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Riflery, cancer and leadership
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Shining a light on a bright spot
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Health is a human experience
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Prosperity
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The future is health, education and prosperity
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It's time to invest in West Virginia, because we're worth it
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Rebirth and change
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Change of State: DxVxF>R
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150 years and still going strong
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Mindset and Wellbeing
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From Our Heart To Yours
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Oman Medical College, Peace and Hope
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Seeing blue
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Reflections for the future
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Blessings and Beauty
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Communicating Health in Charleston
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Connection, Love and Safety
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Seeing the brighter side of cold winter days
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Health care and the election
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Continuing the conversation on a national level
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Communication, Common Sense and a Better Tomorrow
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Recommitting to helping and healing
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Trying This, Trying That, for West Virginia
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Giving Voice To Hope
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A Field Of Dreams
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Good Measures and a Good Man
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Music in the Pylons
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Sugar story shows the need for increased awareness, education
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The secret to happiness and success
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Going First
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Safety and Love - Secrets to Success
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Moving forward as one
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Change comes from within
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Memories of the past, stories of the future
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Hunting monsters and getting active
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Meeting the future faces of medicine
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Bright eyes and big dreams
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A Hero's Journey
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Health, family and community
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Building a better state through community
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Clay Marsh, HSC VP - West Virginia Will Prevail
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Love, Work and Dream Big
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Lessons from school
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West Virginia, my home
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Looking through the other end of the telescope
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Try This Conference: A Movement For Change
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Blue chips
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Safety and community – the foundation of hope
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Keep love in your heart
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Service, music, community and the gift of education
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Go out and change the world
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One WVU. One approach to cancer.
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Cancer Gala and the Greenbrier
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Calling our sons and daughters home
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Thoughts on Academic Medicine
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Inspiring Students
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It's Doctor’s (Healthcare Workers) Day!
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Opiates: Tomorrow’s doctors will do better
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Building a healthy and sustainable West Virginia
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March 'Matchness' and the donning of the White Coat
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Landing some of the planes
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A State Of Awe
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Oxyana, pain medicine and holistic healing
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Building community to fight addiction
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Public health and our economy
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Roads Scholars
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Five paths to health and hope
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Talent, Experts and the Wisdom of Crowds
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Authenticity
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Reflections: Looking back at a year at Health Sciences
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Trust, Culture and Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Teachers and Doctors
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Artisans and Fish Fries
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Honesty, truth and frame of reference
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To Love, To Learn, To Serve and To Gain Faith
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Cookies, market and social norms, and organizational purpose
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The wonderful people of Oman – Finding health through community
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A graduation to remember
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A better future
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Characteristics of leaders and sustainably successful teams
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Insights from the Wizard of Oz
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A new framework
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Emotional quotient and emotional intelligence
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Leaders eat last
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Presidents and lessons learned
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Talented alumni and a better future
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Taking it Off Campus
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Changing How a Whole State Eats
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A Network of Hope and Hard Work
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Barack Obama, Dan McGinn and a Big Idea
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An Attitude of Gratitude
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Class Reunions and Animal House
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Hospitality and empathy
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The Pope and Hope for All
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A Golden Moment and New Future for West Virginia
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Hope and Purpose
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Mountaineer Nation
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Retreat and Go Forward
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Blue + Yellow = Green
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The Power of One
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New Mountaineers: You are One of Us
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Welcome, Students!
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The Long Gold and Blue Line
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The Hatfields, McCoys and Bricks
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People are Not Their Charts
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The Broken Windows Theory and West Virginia
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Family Vacation Leads to 'The Road to Character'
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Reliant Medical Center and Community
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It's How You See It
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Social Networks and Transformational Change in Health
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West Virginia Possibilities and Camelot
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One West Virginia
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Be the Change You Wish to See in the World
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If You Can’t Stand Up, Stand Out
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Summer Steps and Health
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The Dominion Post and Wide World of Sports
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Graduation and Four Challenges
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Loose Cannons and Yoda
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Complex Systems, Health, and Healthcare Delivery
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Leadership, the WVU way!
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What Military Police Can Tell Us About Happiness
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Lessons from the (Bio)Summit
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If You Can, You Should
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Eyes Open(ed)
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Obesity: Is it the Canary in the Coal Mine?
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Maintaining a Sense of Purpose
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Stunning Talent
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Making WVU Well: Eat, Chill, Move, Love, Sleep
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How Do We Go First?
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What Would Steve Do? Three Lessons
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White Coats and Big Dreams
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Antifragile: How Lincoln and the Marines Can Help Transform Healthcare
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Thinking Pink
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The Law of the Few Applied to Health
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The Law of the Few
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Groundhog Day
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First, Ask Why
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Who said you can never go home again? Today, I am home.
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