This selective introduces the concept of health literacy, what it is and is not, what research has been done, and why it matters. It also explores the world of consumer health information and assists with developing skills to talk with patients and the community at large about health topics.
This selective focus on Ukraine, the largest country located entirely within Europe, as a case study of health systems development, exploring themes in global health, public health, and health policy. Discussions will involve leaders in Ukrainian healthcare reform and public health efforts.
The Humanistic Elective in Activism, Reflective Transformation, and Integrative Medicine (HEART-IM) experience is designed to cultivate each participant’s vision of what it means to be a healer and support a plan for maintaining that vision throughout residency and beyond.
Students will see patients with anemia and other cytopenic workups, coagulation problems, diagnostic and staging workups for hematologic malignancies, and evaluation of myeloproliferative diseases.
This rotation will offer students the opportunity to experience and participate in the care of patients with hematology/oncology deficiencies, including hemopoietic stem cell transplantation.
Students will join an active Hematology consult service managing inpatients with both benign and malignant diagnoses. Students will round daily with the consult service team, attend and participate in daily didactic lectures, and attend outpatient clinics in the afternoons.
This selective provides experience on the Hematology Consultation Service, which cares for patients on the alternate (non-hematology) inpatient services with a variety of ailments, including anemia, other cytopenias, thrombophilia, and hematologic malignancies/dysplasias.
Students will meet patients with a variety of liver diseases, including candidates for and recipients of liver transplantation. Students will observe endoscopic procedures, Hepatology Inpatient service, outpatient Hepatology Clinic and Liver Transplant Clinic, and participate in conferences.
In this selective, students will engage in a series of pre-recorded lectures, interactive learning modules, and self-directed learning designed to teach high-yield dermatology concepts relevant for Step 1 and beyond.
Food insecurity is an urgent public health issue that affects millions of people, particularly in rural areas where access to nutritious food is often limited. This selective explores the multifaceted impact of food insecurity on health outcomes and community well-being in Mower County, MN.