Charmaine Royal will co-chair a national panel of experts that will recommend best practices for the use of “race,” ethnicity, ancestry and other population descriptors […]
Royal Named Co-Chair of National Academies Panel on Race and Genetics Research Read More »
SSRI Adjunct Associate Professor and GLS Director Anne Mitchell Whisnant, along with her husband David E. Whisnant, has been awarded this year’s Excellence in Consulting (Group)
Anne Mitchell Whisnant wins NCPH Award Read More »
Reports of physician burnout have reached alarming rates, and most interventions focus on the individual. Emphasis on burnout distracts from consideration of workplace environment and
Improving Workplace Well-being among Pediatric Physicians Read More »
Children with medical complexity (CMC) often receive fragmented care. Comprehensive care plans are frequently recommended; however, no gold standards exist to guide implementation. Mobile health
Advancing Care for Children with Medical Complexity Read More »
The mission of the Duke Institute for Health Innovation (DIHI) is to catalyze transformative innovations in health and healthcare, and to help cultivate a community
Evaluation to Advance Healthcare Innovation Read More »
Scientists from under-represented minorities (URM) are more likely to conduct research with significant public health implications in diseases that disproportionately affect minority populations. While ample
Support Diversity in Biomedical Careers via new Post-Bac Supports Read More »
Working with patients and families to incorporate their values and preferences into treatment decisions, or shared decision-making (SDM),is essential for person-centered care in the intensive
Racial difference in shared decision-making in emergency visit care planning Read More »
NIH funds numerous institutional initiatives to develop early career researchers; this includes the BIRCWH program, focused on interdisciplinary women’s health researchers, and the KURe program,
Building a new generation of interdisciplinary health researchers Read More »
Out of hospital cardiac arrest is a frequently-lethal complication of many common types of serious heart diseases, but because of the delay in getting effective
Developing a drone-delivered defibrillator network Read More »
Both at Duke and beyond, the limited presence of racial/ethnic underrepresented faculty and challenges experiences by women faculty are well-documented for medical faculty. To address
Augmenting supports for underrepresented faculty Read More »
