The three-year research training career development grant from the National Library of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health will fund Dr. Guetterman’s ongoing research on the use of virtual human technology in medical communication and empathy training.
Her current research on the rate of suicide among physicians will help to make lasting change.
What is the current state of research on adults with hearing loss? A new paper in the Disability and Health Journal provides a review and outlines current and potential strategies to address key issues.
Dr. Kent Sheets' book in honor of the Department's 40th Anniversary is available online.
Several methods of long-acting and reversible birth control are safe and highly effective. The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) offers a 2018 clinical update on LARC methods, with guidance for providers.
Care teams from four family medicine clinics attend a workshop on problem solving.
New research in JAMA Pediatrics from Tammy Chang explores youth opinions about guns and gun control in the United States
Based at the Dexter Health Center, the Deaf Health Clinic provided targeted primary care services to Deaf patients across Michigan. Led by Michael M. McKee and Philip Zazove, the Deaf Health Clinic is proud to serve the unique needs of the Deaf community.
Now the number one-ranked journal in interdisciplinary social sciences according to Journal Citation Reports, the Journal of Mixed Methods research was co-founded by John Creswell with current leadership from co-editor Michael D. Fetters.
Disability access leader Lisa Meeks was recognized for her significant impact on inclusion and access for people with disabilities.
The quality improvement study, led by Toshiaki Wakai and Michael D. Fetters, was published in the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine
Faculty and staff from U-M and across the nation respond to the article featured in Forbes.
A national study, led by Michael M McKee, finds major variations in hearing aids use by race, income and education – but VA insurance coverage levels the playing field. Even those able to pay out of pocket may not do so, due to stigma, vanity and mistrust.
The SIO's 2017 clinical practice guidelines on the evidence-based use of integrative therapies in breast cancer care were developed with leadership from Suzanna Zick.
A new mixed study, from Tammy Chang and a team of researchers at the University of Michigan Institute for Health Policy and Innovation (IHPI), finds that Michigan’s new coverage for low-income adults has helped many patients better manage their health by mandating primary care visits.
Through this rare award, she embarks on a world-wide tour in the name of cancer prevention.
The nation’s top cancer organizations have issued a statement urging increased HPV vaccination and screening to reduce cervical cancer, with contributions from Diane M. Harper, professor and physician director for community outreach and engagement at the University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center.
The April 2018 review, co-authored by obstetrics and mental health researcher Katherine Gold, M.D., M.S.W., M.S., was featured by the evidence-based medical research leader Cochrane.
Disability health researchers Michael McKee, Elham Mahmoudi, and Philip Zazove will present at the national convening of the Disability Research Interest Group and at the Academy Health Annual Research Meeting, held in Seattle Washington later this month.
