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AVP Carolyn Porta Appointed New PIPSM Co-Chair
PIPSM aims for long-term culture change to build a University community free from all forms of sexual misconduct.
Looking Inward
The term “re-imagine” is purposeful—our goal is to create a fundamental shift in how we think about health beyond treating illness.
Four University-Community teams awarded CTSI support for community health research
CTSI’s Community Engagement to Advance Research and Community Health (CEARCH) office awarded four new Community Health Collaborative pilot grants this Spring.
Tapping Our Youth’s Potential
It’s no secret that we’re facing potential shortages in future health care staffing or that we need a more diverse workforce.
M Simulation Partners with Howard University to Further DEI Efforts in Standardized Patient Training
Standardized patients (SPs) are regular people who help learners better communicate with patients.
ODAT supports innovations to improve health equity and accessibility
Among the approaches to address health disparities, new healthcare innovations have the potential to improve health equity and accessibility.
Junior faculty training programs welcome new Scholars for 2021
CTSI’s Research Education, Training, and Career Development Core (CTSI-Ed) welcomed seven Scholars to two junior faculty training programs in Spring 2021.
A History of Healing the World
As important as it is to remember and recognize the famous women whose names we know and their contributions in the history of health care, let us also take a moment to remember the millions of women we do not always think about.
Building trust in science through Power of Partnerships 2021
The 2021 Power of Partnerships event moved online for a socially-distanced celebration of community-engaged research and a panel discussion.
All Of Us
We have grown accustomed to seeing overall life expectancy in the U.S. go up, so you may (or may not) be surprised to learn that it peaked in 2014 and has declined slightly since.