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Studio class explores the intersection of culture, restorative design and healthDecember 1, 2014ASU health care and design students spent seven days in Australia this fall expanding their perspectives of culture and health by exploring the intersection of restorative environments and health care for indigenous populations. Full Article > |
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Interprofessional Q&A Series -- NovemberOctober 31, 2014Welcome to the first Q&A feature in an ongoing series with ASU’s IPE champions. Today we’re talking about implementing IPE in clinical practice from three different practitioner vantage points. Full Article > |
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Fellows aim to inspire change in health careOctober 30, 2014Shirley Johnson’s focus on innovation as a nurse leader has been strengthened through her participation in the first cohort of ASU's Interprofessional Fellowship in Innovative Health Leadership program. Full Article > |
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ASU and partner universities awarded $31 million to enhance diversity in the biomedical research workforceOctober 27, 2014ASU is part of a multi-university team awarded funding devoted to encouraging students from diverse backgrounds to pursue careers in bioscience research. Full Article > |
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Interprofessional Collaboration in PracticeOctober 10, 2014Students from ASU's School of Community Resources and Development and the College of Nursing & Health Innovation have teamed up to develop strategies to improve the quality of life for local elderly and disabled community members. Full Article > |
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Arizona university students collaborate to open health clinic for homelessSeptember 30, 2014Students from Arizona’s public universities have teamed up to open the state’s first student-run, multi-university health care clinic for the homeless: the Student Health Outreach for Wellness (S.H.O.W.) community initiative. Full Article > |
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ASU Students Win Signal Processing Application ContestMay 28, 2014Three ASU students from different disciplines worked together to develop Speaklear, a telemedicine device designed to allow speech-language pathologists to treat patients with communication disorders remotely. Full Article > |
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