Patient Care First CNIO and New CMIO to Lead Integration of Technology and Clinical Care By Andrea Westerlund Jun. 5, 2019 Rosemary Ventura, DNP, RN-BC, has been named UR Medicine’s first Chief Nursing Information Officer (CNIO), effective June 17, and URMC’s Gregg Nicandri, M.D., associate professor of Orthopaedics, ...
Patient Care Resident Spotlight - Dr. Sergio Trevino De Lascurain By URMC Communications May. 31, 2019 Dr. Sergio Trevino de Lascurain, of Mexico City, reflects on his residency at Eastman Institute for Oral Health before he graduates next month.
Patient Care Wilmot Scientist Meets Urgent Need in Bladder Cancer with New Tool By Leslie Orr May. 29, 2019 A Wilmot Cancer Institute scientist developed a new way to study how bladder cancer spreads and to investigate potential new treatments. The tool, which is described in a top medical journal, ...
Patient Care Residents Can Safely Dispose of Unused Prescription Drugs, June 2 By Lori Barrette May. 28, 2019 Old or unused prescription medications of any kind will be accepted at URMC for safe disposal during the Prescription Drug Take Back Day, Sunday, June 2, 2019, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Research Do the Unprecedented: Harnessing Technology to Improve Research and Care By URMC Communications May. 24, 2019 CHeT's Erika Augustine and Ray Dorsey on using tech to transform neurological research.
Research Q&A with Paul Geha, M.D. By URMC Communications May. 24, 2019 Get to know new assistant professor Paul Geha, M.D.
Research Using Machine Learning to Diagnose HIV-associated Neurocognitive Disorders By URMC Communications May. 24, 2019 MSTP student Uday Chockanathan's work gets published in Computers in Biology and Medicine
Patient Care Researchers Aim to Keep Blood Healthier, Less Prone to Cancer By Leslie Orr May. 21, 2019 As the body ages so does the blood, raising the risk of leukemia and other blood cancers. A recent Wilmot Cancer Institute discovery showed a new way in which blood degrades when inflammation ...
Patient Care Training May Help Patients Challenged by High Drug Costs By Lori Barrette May. 21, 2019 University of Rochester Medical Center research suggests that a modest training session for doctors and their office staffs might encourage them to discuss drug costs with patients, potentially ...
