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Study Strategies Barbara Burton, Class of 2017 What makes medical school (and really all graduate school) challenging when you first start is not just the work load itself, but the fact that you have to change the way that you study. I tried to study the way that I did in college at first, and I passed my tests, but my grades weren’t very good. It’s extremely frustrating when the habits that came to be trustworthy to you for the past several years suddenly do not work. Almost everyone ends up

Researchers can learn how to successfully obtaining an R (SOAR) grant with this workshop at UT Southwestern.

In pursuit of our goals to excellence, compassion, altruism, respect, and empathy in patient care, GHHS members embark on projects oriented at promoting better healthcare, benefitting our community, and becoming better healthcare providers through curriculum.

STARS provides a number of learning and enrichment opportunities for secondary science teachers and their students. STARS programs are free of charge. 

Interdisciplinary Team Meeting: A simulated geriatric care team meeting for discharge planning with the Cooper Family (2021) Team Member Input on Ms. Cooper Nurse Practitioner Gives history and comments about the rehabilitation stay (this provider saw her the most) Mrs. Cooper did well in rehab, progressing well without any complications except for one urinary tract infection (UTI) that was caught early by you and treated early during her rehab stay. She has not

Interdisciplinary Team Meeting: A simulated geriatric care team meeting for discharge planning with the Cooper Family (2021) Team Member Input on Ms. Cooper Social Worker Gives social history and makes home visit The social worker reports that the Coopers have been married 68 years. Mr. Cooper served in the Navy during WWII, went to college on the GI Bill and then attended dental school. He sold his dental practice and retired at age 66. Mrs. Cooper was a full

Interdisciplinary Team Meeting: A simulated geriatric care team meeting for discharge planning with the Cooper Family (2021) Team Member Input on Ms. Cooper Physician Assistant Gives history and comments about the rehabilitation stay (this provider saw her the most) Mrs. Cooper did well in rehab, progressing well without any complications except for one urinary tract infection (UTI) that was caught early by you and treated early during her rehab stay. She has

Faculty interested in Medical Humanities & Ethics at UTSW, Parkland and Childrens

For students interested in doing research and scholarly work in medical humanities.