I worked with Ashley Hauck last week, during which time the patient D was in her care. I listened to her fight for this patient for two days, often to be met with little concern and no action from the patient's doctor teams. She often expressed concern that she was "annoying" the doctors by calling so often but never once did that stop Ashley from strongly advocating for her patient. For days she spoke up for her patient that something was not going well for D, and we came to find out that something was wrong the next day.
I could not be prouder of how strong a voice Ashley had in fighting for her patients' well being when nobody else seemed to be concerned.