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Thursday, March 9 at 12 PM Central Dr. Adam Murphy will summarize the results of a randomized controlled trial assessing the impact of a Genomic Assay on urologists and patients treatment preferences for favorable risk. prostate cancer. Guest: Adam B. Murphy, MD, MBA, MSCI Assitant Professor of Urology & Preventive Medicine Northwestern University Feinberg School
What is the return on the investment for a Rollins School of Public Health MPH/MSPH? Join us as we discuss career opportunities and how our programs prepare you for leadership and advanced career options with our Office of Career Development.
The Gangarosa Department of Environmental Health explores how human health is influenced by our interactions with the environment. We focus on chemical, physical, and microbial hazards present in natural and built environments that range from the molecular to planetary. In this session, current GDEH faculty members and students will be discussing the various components of
Join us for a conversation with Rollins students who identify as first-generation to college and hear about their experiences as a graduate student at the Rollins School of Public Health. Come learn how students at Rollins are using their experiences as a first generation college student to make an impact in the field of public
Thursday, March 23 at 12 PM CENTRAL (1 PM EST) In a recent essay, "Doctors Aren’t Burned Out From Overwork. We’re Demoralized by Our Health System," published in The New York Times, Dr. Reinhart attempted to reframe "burnout" among healthcare workers to explain how perverse financial motivations pervading the US health system undercut the ethical
Thursday, March 30 at 12 PM CENTRAL (1 PM EST) Dr. Hoffmann will discuss how children's mental health has worsened since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, with rising emergency department visits for mental health needs. She will highlight recent research, quality improvement, advocacy, and policy aimed at improving children's mental health. Guest: Jennifer Hoffmann,
In recognition of National Public Health Week (NPHW), the Rutgers Center for Public Health Workforce Development is hosting its annual Public Health Symposium! We will be hosting the Symposium in-person this year on Monday, April 3rd, 12 pm-4 pm. This half-day symposium will bring together leaders from academia, community organizations, and the government to examine
In 2014, the city of Flint, Michigan changed its municipal water supply source to the Flint River, leading to contamination of the drinking water. Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, a physician-scientist in Flint, was instrumental in publicly documenting increases in blood lead levels among children, which prompted a federal public health emergency. Join us to hear Dr.
Join our admissions team, along with students, alumni, and representatives from the career services team to learn about the Rollins School of Public Health. We will review academic offerings, the admissions process and answer your individual questions.
This event is part of a series that will convene contributing authors from The Milbank Quarterly’s special issue celebrating its 100th anniversary, titled, “The Future of Population Health: Challenges and Opportunities”. The series will consist of two additional sessions, “Population Health: Major Challenges” on Thursday, April 27, 2023 and “Policy, Governance, and Structural Determinants of
This event is part of a series that will convene contributing authors from The Milbank Quarterly’s special issue celebrating its 100th anniversary, titled, “The Future of Population Health: Challenges and Opportunities”. The series will consist of two additional sessions, “Public Health Systems and Structures” on Wednesday April 26, 2023 and “Policy, Governance, and Structural Determinants
This event is part of a series that will convene contributing authors from The Milbank Quarterly’s special issue celebrating its 100th anniversary, titled, “The Future of Population Health: Challenges and Opportunities”. The series will consist of two additional sessions, “Public Health Systems and Structures” on Wednesday, April 26, 2023 and “Population Health: Major Challenges” on
