The Scope E-Newsletter March 2012

The Scope E-Newsletter

March 2012

From the Dean's Office

New Initiatives Support the Community

UT Center for Advanced Medical Simulation Opens to the Community

In the Spotlight

Dr. Carlson Announces the Kelly L. Krahwinkel Endowed Chair for OMFS

Internal Medicine Residency Program Provides Model for Performance Improvement

Imaging Trial for Novel Liver Cancer Treatment Shows Promising Results

Medical Student Evolves Through Narrative Medicine

Family Medicine Supports Community through Food and Clothing Pantries and Fundraisers

Physicians Take Medical Training to Ghana

Anesthesiology Resident Benefits Patient Care Through Gift

Dr. Matthew Mancini Inaugurated as KAM President

Researchers Earn Doctorate Degrees

Martha Earl Participates in Medical Library Leadership Fellows Program

New Vascular Nursing Chapter Benefits Community and Selects Rawn as President

New GSM Faculty and Staff

News

Advance Digest Spotlights GSM Research News

Resident and Fellow Research Day Coming May 23, Submit Abstracts by April 13

Resident Business Course Concludes April 19 with 'Billing and Collections'

Continuing Education

Upcoming CE Opportunities

CME Course Focuses on Using Concept of Lean

Hematology Conference Hosts Some of Nation's Best

Diabetes Conference Focuses on Trends and Treatments

Scholarly Activity

Presentations

Publications

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Resident and Fellow Research Day Coming May 23, Submit Abstracts by April 15

The UT Graduate School of Medicine and Academy of Scholars Committee will hold Resident and Fellow Research Day on Wednesday, May 23. Residents and fellows are invited to submit abstracts via The Pulse, due April 15. Submission guidelines have been updated and should be reviewed on The Pulse prior to submission.

 

 

 

 

 

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