Amanda Boyd, PhD, and Denise Dillard, PhD, have assumed leadership of the Institute for Research and Education to Advance Community Health (IREACH) following the retirement of Founding Director Dedra Buchwald, MD, in March of this year.
Despite ChatGPT’s reported ability to pass medical exams, new research indicates it would be unwise to rely on it for some health assessments, such as whether a patient with chest pain needs to be hospitalized.
As we continue our journey toward enhancing our college’s future through our strategic planning efforts, we are excited to share the next steps in the implementation process of our recently published, five-year Strategic Plan and invite you to participate as we put our plan into action.
Workday will now be utilized for requesting, submitting, and approval of telework agreements for all employees at Washington State University.
It is time to close out FY24 and get ready for FY25! Here are some questions your should ask yourself, provided by Business and Finance Services, to ensure your travel related expenses are buttoned up.
Three WSU medical students recently presented research at the 2024 Medical Student Orthopedic Research Symposium.
The most noticeable aspect? There are now an additional 3,095 questions added to the platform available to any Amboss user.
When Stefanee and her husband saw their toddler’s vocabulary shrink from 70 words to two, they knew something was wrong. Now, with a timely diagnosis and therapy, he has not only regained his words but said “Mama” for the first time.
Skye McKennon, PharmD, BCPS, associate professor in the WSU College of Medicine, is using recently awarded grant funding to evaluate distress and promote wellbeing among health care professionals and learners in health sciences fields.
Members of the WSU College of Medicine Student Affairs team and two medical students recently attended the AAMC 2024 Group on Student Affairs (GSA), Careers in Medicine (CiM), Organization of Student Representatives (OSR) National Meeting.
