Notes - A Health Care Transformation Blog University of Utah Health Sciences - Research, Education, Clinical Care

Nov

Connecting to Our Primary Purpose

As we celebrate nine years among the nation’s Top 10 academic medical centers for quality and safety, Chief Medical Quality Officer Bob Pendleton, MD, reflects on the cultural evolution that is driving our deep commitment to improved patient care.

Oct

Steps Toward a Common Vision

We have a unique opportunity to help our state prepare for exceptional growth, while leading the nation in innovative practices, discoveries, and transfers of knowledge.

Oct

A Blueprint for Education Systems Science

Taking a student-centered approach to medical education curriculum reform.

Sep

Opportunities for Women in Orthopedics

Mentoring high school and medical students to pursue orthopedic surgery and engineering.

Aug

The Future of Medical Groups

A time of uncertainty and opportunity.

Aug

Leadership Rooted In Identity and Diversity

Through example and thoughtful reflection, four medical students use a podcast to promote dialog and inclusion.

Aug

A Focus On Integrity

Dental students receive white coats along with advice on life and career.

Aug

Seeking Joy In Medicine

Incoming medical students are urged to have a plan for taking ownership of their own health and well-being.

Aug

Global Access to Quality, Affordable Care

Ghana provided an ideal backdrop for tackling pressing global health issues at this year's Extreme Affordability Conference.

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