Internal Medicine resident Joseph Joo reflects on his intern year and how he adjusted his perspective on attaining work-life balance.
The Health Leadership Apprentice Program Orange House worked with community members in the North Lamar neighborhood to improve waste management and trash collection on Brownie Drive.
GHealth Austin recaps the outcome of its fundraising activities and its work tutoring GED students at LifeWorks in spring 2020.
The Health Leadership Apprentice Program Purple House worked with Community-Driven Initiatives and Mommie Support Network to address maternal health in Central Texas.
The Health Leadership Apprentice Program Blue House worked with Community-Driven Initiatives and Texas Advocacy Project to work toward developing trainings for health care providers on intimate partner violence.
The Health Leadership Apprentice Program Green House worked with Community-Driven Initiatives and Sparks for Success! to raise awareness about Sparks’ programs and the benefits of music therapy for children.
The Health Leadership Apprentice Program Yellow House worked with Community-Driven Initiatives and the Volunteer Healthcare Clinic to build a model to ensure its patient-education program can continue efficiently in the future.
The Health Leadership Apprentice Program Red House worked with Community-Driven Initiatives and the Excellence and Advancement Foundation to increase awareness about a foundation event for its HLA House Project.
During the virtual Texas Health CoLab Learning Series event in May, Evangeline Loh shared her knowledge on the regulatory pathways for medical devices in the United States and Europe.
The Dell Med Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is pleased to announce the recipients of this award honoring the Dell Med faculty member who died in 2019.
So many of us are feeling deep sadness and frustration as our country and our city show how hard it is to be vital and inclusive. It is time for action.
Each year, Dell Med and Ascension Seton host a Resident-Fellow Scholarly Activity Recognition Day. Join the virtual event live on June 2, 2020, or browse the submitted posters online.
For this Mental Health Awareness Month, learn about some of the partnerships the Center for Youth Mental Health team has created and strengthened this quarter.
Rather than letting COVID-19 interrupt what was promising to be a step toward improved food access and nutrition, the Bastrop County Food Access and Nutrition Project is modifying its plan.
Student group Nourishment and Narratives With Neighbors altered its monthly dinner with residents at Community First! Village to deliver meals while practicing social distancing.
Medical schools across the country are adapting to COVID-19’s impact. Dell Med is no different.
The first Texas Health Catalyst Student Research4Impact Competition went smoothly despite shifting the finals from in-person presentations to virtual due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
For the February installment of the Texas Health CoLab Learning Series, an FBI subject matter expert presented on the dangers foreign adversaries pose to American technologies and how to protect against them.
Ruth Sanchez, a third-year medical student, explains what Dell Med and our partners are doing to address lung cancer in our community.
To help trainees develop the skill sets specific to academic hospitalist physicians and ensure they will thrive and lead across domains, Dell Med developed the Hospital Medicine Fellowship in Quality and Patient Safety.