
Postdoc stays on task despite COVID-19 shifts
Dr. Matt DePuccio balances work and home responsibilities when both are in the same location
CATALYST Executive Director Ann Scheck McAlearney will serve as a co-principal investigator for the Center to STOP-COVID, a new Serological Sciences Center of Excellence supported by a five-year, $10 million grant from the National Cancer Institute in the National Institutes of Health. The effort will study the long-term effect of COVID-19 on first responders, health care workers and the general population.
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Dr. Matt DePuccio balances work and home responsibilities when both are in the same location
An editorial making the researchers' case is in the August issue of the American Journal of Public Health
Volume 20 of Advances in Health Care Management is accepting submissions through Nov. 15, 2020
That could have implications for the COVID-19 pandemic because of relaxed HIPAA rules
Conference Co-chairs Drs. McAlearney and Walker successfully moved the annual event online
Ann Scheck McAlearney, ScD, MS, PI for the study, received nearly $1 million in an R01 grant from AHRQ
He will be the next Chief Research Information Officer for the College of Medicine and the medical center
The center’s faculty and staff worked with ODM and GRC to create a Tableau dashboard
6 schools were represented at the Medicaid Equity Simulation Showcase
Dr. Gennaro Di Tosto, a CATALYST postdoc, is a long way from where he started
Dr. Sarah MacEwan was seeking a new direction; by her account, she's found it
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