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Weekly Links
October 12-16, 2009

EVENTS OF THE WEEK:


Lunch with Wonderful Women Series [brown bag]
October 12, 12-1.  Comprehensive Cancer Center, Rooms 2 A&B
"Tweens and Teens: Understanding Today’s Adolescents”, Liz Arnold, PhD
Event Audience: Open
Cosponsored by the WHCOE and ActionHealth.  Snacks & water provided.
To RSVP, call ActionHealth at 713-8001.  Session open to first 40 respondents. 
For the full schedule visit our
education page.
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12th Graylyn Conference on Women’s Cognitive Health
October 14-16.  ** Registration required. **
Improving the Trajectory of Cognitive Aging in Women through Innovative Translational Research
Event Audience: Open
For more information, including the agenda and registration form, visit our
graylyn conference page.
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To view all the scheduled WHCOE events visit: http://www1.wfubmc.edu/whcoe/Weekly+Links/

IN THE NEWS:

 

The Macy’s Shop for a Cause Event has partnered with the Women’s Health Center of Excellence for Research, Leadership, Education’s Domestic Violence Prevention Initiative and other non-profit organizations nationwide to raise more than $28 million for their ongoing charitable efforts. This is your chance to be part of this monumental event on Saturday, October 17, 2009, by purchasing your $5 Shopping Pass. For more information review the flier. 
For more information or to order a shopping pass, contact Diana Cornelison at
dcorneli@wfubmc.edu or 713-4222.  Help us spread the word, please print and post the flier.

 

SELAM Educational program "Ask For It: Women and the Power of Negotiation" Featuring Sara Laschever.  Saturday November 7, 2009, Hynes Convention Center - Sheraton Boston - Marriott Copley Place Boston, MA. Register online today by clicking here! Pre-registration is encouraged.

 

The AAMC has posted a new "Analysis in Brief" concerning projections of future medical school enrollment. The brief summarizes a recent survey of medical school deans, as well as a survey of osteopathic school deans. In 2006, the AAMC called for a 30 percent increase in medical school enrollments by 2015. The survey data shows that enrollment is likely to reach the target by 2017 or 2018.  http://www.aamc.org/data/aib/aibissues/aibvol9_no3.pdf

 

A new report by the Deloitte Center for Health Solutions, is titled, "Academic Medical Centers: The Tipping Point." The report "shares recent research about the pressures facing each element of Academic Medical Centers’ tripartite mission – pressures that are being compounded by the unprecedented effects of health cost containment, health reform and the recession."  http://tinyurl.com/nd6o4p

 

A new "Trendwatch" publication from the American Hospital Association focuses on teaching hospitals and their impact on patients and the future health care workforce.
http://www.aha.org/aha/trendwatch/2009/twsept2009teaching.pdf

 

Career Coach: Women and Work Style:  Mama PhD.  In a recent article in The Chronicle , Mary Ann Mason discusses ways the deck is stacked against ambitious women. http://www.insidehighered.com/blogs/mama_phd/career_coach_women_and_work_styles

 

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