The Center for Healthcare Improvement and Patient Simulation (CHIPS) at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center is recognized in Becker’s Hospital Review list of 34 hospitals and health systems with great simulation and education programs for 2023. The list recognizes programs their cutting-edge technologies, lifelike scenarios and safe environments that builds provider confidence through practical application. “For us,… Read More
Join us for a dynamic poster presentation by our 2nd-year Clinical Physician Assistant students, unveiling their research on social determinants of health in diverse Tennessee regions. Discover innovative ideas, explore actionable insights, and support our students as they showcase real-life solutions to pressing healthcare challenges.
Your presence matters – let’s shape the future of healthcare together!
Please join us for the retirement party for Kathy Lovett, Assistant Vice Chancellor, Student Academic Support Services and Inclusion (SASSI), as we celebrate her 30 years at UTHSC. Please RSVP here: https://forms.office.com/r/rwy0UnUv0u
You can buy a small padlock for less than a dollar—but you shouldn’t count on it to protect anything of value. A thief could probably pick a cheap lock without much effort, or simply break it. And yet, many people use similarly flimsy passwords to “lock up” their most valuable assets, including money and confidential information. Check out the SPAR Passwords page (https://uthsc.edu/its/cybersecurity/passwords.php) for an explanation of why strong, unique passwords matter, along with some graphics and videos if you don’t like to read a lot of words. #BeCyberSafe
Dr. Dryden Baumfalk, a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in Molecular Cardiology and Myology at the University of Florida, will present “The Impact of Aerobic Exercise on Chemotherapy Associated Toxicity” at Noon (CST) Wednesday, 11/29/2023
ZOOM information jtwitche@uthsc.edu
Mediasite maintenance is scheduled for tomorrow, November 18, between 12:01 am and 4:00 am CDT. Extended downtime is not expected, but brief intermittent interruptions may occur.
Yoshiyuki Kubota, PhD. Section of Electron Microscopy,
National Institute for Physiological Sciences Aichi, Japan
“Thalami-Cortical Terminal Target Analysis
And a Cutting Edge EM Technology” Friday, November 17, 2023 – 12:00 pm Link Auditorium **Coffee and sandwiches will be served**
