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Director Frogner Discusses New Study on Zero-Burnout Primary Care Practices
In the latest edition of Tradeoffs.org’s Research Corner, Director Bianca Frogner breaks down a new study published in Health Affairs titled, “Cultural and Structural Features of Zero-Burnout Primary Care Practices.” The study by Edwards and colleagues compared primary care practices that were deemed “zero-burnout” practices versus “high-burnout” practices on a number of dimensions. The primary predictors of [...]
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UW medical school ranked No. 1 for primary care training
The University of Washington School of Medicine has received the No. 1 ranking for primary care education and No. 2 ranking for family medicine training in the 2022 edition of U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Graduate Schools.” U.S. News has ranked the school as the top primary-care medical school 26 times since the category was [...]
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Integrative Medicine in the Time of COVID 19 Webinar – Feb. 10, 2021
Join UWFM’s Lucille Marchand and Justin Kappel for a webinar presentation on Integrative Medicine in the Time of COVID 19 on FEBRUARY 10, 2021, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM. Integrative medicine is very focused on the person and what eachunique person needs for their own health and well-being. While the lastyear has offered many challenges, [...]
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Intro to Integrative Health Webinar – Feb. 24, 2021
Join UW School of Nursing’s “Intro to Integrative Health” Webinar on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2021 from 12:00 PM –4:00PM. The Intro to Integrative Health is a forum for Nurses and Advanced Practice Nurses to explore the various ways integrative medicine can be used in nursing practice. Whether you are familiar with Integrative Health modalities,or are [...]
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The Center for American Indian and Rural Health Equity (CAIRHE) lead interagency COVID-19 study including Washington team led by Matthew Thompson
The Center for American Indian and Rural Health Equity, or CAIRHE, at Montana State University has been awarded a two-year grant from the National Institutes of Health to examine COVID-19 testing strategies among underserved populations in Montana and Washington. The Washington team — led by physicians Matthew Thompson and Paul Drain at UW — will [...]
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