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More than 100 University of Michigan pre-health students gathered for this year’s Pathways in Health meet and greet, an annual event designed to introduce undergraduates to the wide range of professions that support patient and community care.
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The 2018 event boasted more involvement by students and faculty Interprofessional Leadership Fellows.
U-M students get valuable coaching on moving good ideas from academia to better health outcomes on a large scale.
An exciting way to produce 30 potential solutions to problems related to health communications.
A health policy workshop is one of many events in the busy days are ahead!
The nursing, pharmacy, public health, and family medicine team will focus on interprofessional diet and lifestyle approaches for patients with co-occurring obesity, diabetes, and hypertension.
IPE student leaders had extra discussion time with the keynote speaker, Dr. Adewale Troutman.
A past or current Interprofessional Leadership Fellow must be on each team seeking funds.
The 2018-19 cohort represents innovation and growth in U-M’s heralded faculty development program.
Collaborative care for the neediest patients is the focus of the new initiative, nationally and locally.