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A four-hour faculty development workshop on Medical Informatics curriculum design, development, and delivery was given to twenty-five Family Medicine Faculty members as a [...]

The opioid epidemic refers to the current widespread misuse of both prescription and nonprescription opioids in the United States, which was ignited by the increased pres [...]

Previous studies of “boot camp”-style courses designed to standardize skill sets of incoming surgical or medicine interns are associated with improved confidence levels (1 [...]

Human factors methods are rapidly being adopted by the medical informatics community to explore the safety, efficiency, and effectiveness of health information technology [...]

Dr. Laurel Case grew up in rural Little River, Kansas. After high school, he attended Hutchinson Junior College and Baker University before joining the U.S. Navy Medical [...]

William L. Toffler was born in Ft. Knox, Kentucky and educated at the University of Notre Dame (B.A., 1971) and the Medical College of Virginia (M.D., 1976). He completed [...]

Patients with acute respiratory tract infections (RTIs) frequently present to primary care clinics. Most of these infections are caused by viruses and are not treatable [...]

This project was undertaken as a program analysis to evaluate a multidisciplinary diabetes management team in a free clinic serving low income, uninsured, type 2 diabeti [...]

University of Oregon Medical School student newspaper, The Pulse vol. 6, no. 1 [volume and number from earlier publication repeated with this edition]

Meeting staff education goals during the implementation of a state level perinatal collaborative postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) bundle was a consistent struggle due to provi [...]