The previous conferences focused on women as a whole. This year, the conference put the spotlight on race and intersectionality.
Residents require and want more feedback to grow their leadership skills. Sometimes, it's a matter of providing it. Other times, it's a matter of identifying it.
Unlike children, adults who present with an ASBO are managed with a well-defined and well-studied clinical pathway. A trial aims to change that.
Participation in the data-sharing program has had a positive impact on patient care and identified other areas of quality improvement.
We held the first dinner on October 22nd, 2019 and we had an amazing turnout of over 75 faculty members, residents and students who gathered to share a meal, conversation and discuss the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Learn about the progress that has been made in updating our recruitment process.
Dr. Gifty Kwakye reflects on her first year of practice at Michigan Medicine.
Dr. Obi, recent recipient of the Wylie Award, discusses her research in vascular disease.
It is essential that the medical field continues to bolster efforts at increasing the amount of underrepresented minority students entering medicine both as a social justice imperative, but to also better meet the needs of the country’s changing demographics.
Learn about the Department of Surgery's involvement in MI-Pitch Club, a networking event and pitch competition at the University of Michigan.
Dr. Raquel Ulma reflects on her experience in the Craniofacial Surgery Fellowship.
This program aims to develop global health researchers.
The Minute Feedback System was one of the projects that participated in the 2018 Surgical Innovation Development Accelerator Course.
Dr. Dimick announces Jennifer Waljee, MD, MPH as the new director of the Center for Healthcare Outcomes & Policy (CHOP).
Dr. Sears reflects on her experience participating in the Junior Faculty Exchange Program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Dr. Barrett discusses her recent chief talk, "It's okay to not be okay".
Dr. Dimick announces the department’s newest professorship effort in honor of Michael W. Mulholland, M.D., Ph.D.
“We are democratizing health care and bringing the people most affected to the tables.”
MSIA is a 6-month curriculum focused on how to accelerate development and commercialization of promising innovations and technologies into products that will impact surgical patients.
