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Our GHHS chapter has designed a series of peer-led discussions to address this need, creating a safe learning environment for students and developing a culture of leadership and peer-to-peer teaching among students. These discussions are defined by a sharing of ideas as opposed to binary solutions

The Department welcomed 14 new faculty members in 2019, while reorganizing its administrative structure, advancing basic and translational research, and expanding clinical care.

Your well-being is determined by many factors, including your career satisfaction, life satisfaction, and the myriad of circumstances that define the world you live in. Many of these circumstances are beyond your control, but that belies the fact that much is within your control. The hard part is

Advisers Choosing your path in medicine is one of the most rewarding parts of medical school. First, it requires a good understanding of yourself. The AAMC’s Careers in Medicine has many resources, including self-assessments, to start that journey. Sometimes it also helps to “talk it out” – your Academic Colleges mentor and Associate Deans for Student Affairs are also always available to you for these kinds of discussions. Next, you also need to learn more about the options that are out there

Important tips for international Applicants applying to the Master of Science in Nutritional Health program in the School of Health Professions at UT Southwestern.

Interdisciplinary Team Meeting: A simulated geriatric care team meeting for discharge planning with the Cooper Family (2021) Team Member Input on Ms. Cooper Registered Dietitian/Clinical Nutritionist Reports current diet and future needs Mrs. Cooper initially had poor intake when she came to rehabilitation. From her weight of 130 lbs before her injury, her weight has declined to 124 lbs. This was felt due to a combination of lingering delirium from the

Interdisciplinary Team Meeting: A simulated geriatric care team meeting for discharge planning with the Cooper Family (2021) Team Member Input on Ms. Cooper Registered Nurse Gives history about how Mrs. Cooper has been doing at the rehabilitation facility Mrs. Cooper did well during her rehabilitation stay. She did require two nurse’s aides or nurses to help her in the beginning, but then she gradually got stronger. Her main issue is getting up by herself in

The UT Southwestern Coach Certificate Program is a 10-month intensive International Coaching Federation Accredited (leave this out until we are accredited) program.

Interdisciplinary Team Meeting: A simulated geriatric care team meeting for discharge planning with the Cooper Family (2021) Team Member Input on Ms. Cooper Physical Therapist Reports rehab status and prognosis, makes recommendations for physical requirements of residential environment The PT is aware that Mrs. Cooper fell at home at least twice. The last time she fractured her hip. What isn’t known are the causes for the falls. It could be polypharmacy or could