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Inside issue #37: The Future Builds on the Past Hospitalist Program is New Interface in Medicine Outcome Measures for Ophthalmology An Exciting New Era for Patients with IRDs Dr. Wiggs Elected to NAM Download the full issue or read highlights below. The Future Builds on the Past Ever wonder how...

The goal of the Sequencing Development Workshops is to bring together scientists who have significant experience in next-generation sequencing method development and optimization to discuss new ideas and technical challenges with peers who can provide guidance and insight towards overcoming these...

During the third-year course in Core Medicine, Harvard Medical School students receive introductory training on vision and disorders of the eye, taught by Harvard Ophthalmology faculty. Additionally, students have an opportunity to both observe and evaluate patients in the Mass. Eye and Ear...

The National Institutes of Health Office of Strategic Coordination - The Common Fund's Glycoscience program released a few videos to help researchers understand and add glycoscience methods to their methods. We encourage everyone to watch these videos to get an insight into the tools made available...

The Communications Team is responsible for sending the HMPA Weekly Newsletter, updating and maintenance of our website and social media platforms (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and Spotify), advertising upcoming events as well as spearheading initiatives to highlight our amazing HMPA...

FHIR Technologies for Connecting Mobile Apps to Healthcare Systems Open to MIT students in the MIT UROP program InfoSAGE ( http://www.infosagehealth.org ), short for 'Information Sharing Across Generations,' is an innovative web and mobile application created to help families coordinate the care of...

While coverage of maternal healthcare is on the rise in many low- and middle-income countries, studies conducted by colleagues including the evaluation of the JSY program in India and a meta-analysis of place of delivery in sub-Saharan Africa, illustrate that facility births are not always...

We found that 1 in 7 women were mistreated during their last outpatient visit, and that this mistreatment increased when the visit was for urgent care, such as a sick child. The Basic Accountability to Stop Ill-treatment (BASI!) study was designed to test a monitoring mechanism for improving patient...