LIFE Launches
A new semester-long certificate program delivers what U-M students want most in interprofessional education (IPE): team-building and interactions with real patients.
A new semester-long certificate program delivers what U-M students want most in interprofessional education (IPE): team-building and interactions with real patients.
Through a life filled with both joys and challenges, David Labelle defied many of the limits set by Cystic Fibrosis.
Adult hospital patients received a special surprise the week of Christmas, thanks to the wonderful generosity of Michigan Medicine employees.
After welcoming their son, couple helps Michigan Medicine launch first peer mentor program for same sex couples expecting babies through surrogacy.
Congratulations to the 2020 finalists and winners of the annual Evan Newport HOPE & JOY Awards!
The physician liaisons are an important part of Michigan Medicine’s strategy of being a leading healthcare provider in the state of Michigan.
Congratulations to Michigan Medicine, which has again received the designation as a “top performer” for LGBTQ+ equality by the Human Rights Campaign!
Ideas to celebrate Patient Experience Week virtually, with a team or individually.
During National Volunteer Week, April 19-25, Michigan Medicine is celebrating its volunteers with a special virtual video. The theme for this year’s celebration is “Mr. Rogers,” who has long been a symbol and generosity and kindness. Both of those qualities are emblematic of the health system’s volunteer corps, now more than 2,900 strong.
Recently, Metro Health reached out to the organization with a request to help them improve their transfer process with community hospitals — enabling them to provide better care for stroke and emergency patients, as well as the inpatient population. In stepped M-LINE, Michigan Medicine’s referring physician 800 number.
Allowing patients to make informed decisions about where they will receive care is a priority at Michigan Medicine — and nationwide.
Often, patients are stressed and confused by the complex network of halls, elevators and floors within the main academic medical center. That’s where the ambassadors step in — many of whom speak multiple languages (among the volunteers are individuals who speak 13 different languages).