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Precision Medicine Informatics_Flyer This talk will focus on precision (or personalized) medicine from an informatics perspective. Precision medicine implies that the population is divided into increasingly smaller subgroups based on a variety of data types including traditional clinical characteristics such as age, gender and comorbidities. Recently, additional data types based on molecular biology (collectively known […]

TOPICS Introduction to Human Factors in Health Care Role of Human Factors in Clinical Decision-Making. Location: Glow Auditorium - Third Floor

The College of Public Health is offering a short, intensive course entitled “Epidemiology in Public
Health.” This course is designed to lay a strong foundation in basic epidemiological concepts and
application of epidemiology to public health and clinical practice. It is suitable for graduate students and
health professionals who wish to understand epidemiological concepts that relate to health care. A
variety of learning methods such as assignments, group and class discussions, and projects are
incorporated to facilitate student-centered and collaborative learning.

Key Factors for Developing Strong Grant Proposals DI_Flyer_New_2018

Presented by Matthew S. Mayo, PhD, MBA Maurer Center For Public Health Room 3013 Trouble viewing call (402) 559-8090 Mayo_GR_flyer

Application Deadline: September 24, 2018 (5 pm)   DI_Workshop_Agenda_IDeA_Penultimate_Draft

REGISTER HERE Download Agenda Here COURSE DESCRIPTION The Great Plains IDeA-CTR Second Annual Scientific Meeting will feature: information about GP IDeA-CTR's mission to build infrastructure for clinical and translational research (CTR), CTR presentations and resources from across the network, presentations about translating research across the clinical and translational spectrum, information about team science, community engagement […]

Required Letter of Intent Due Date:September 7th, 2018 Notification of Request for Full Proposal:September 28th, 2018 Application Deadline:  November 16th, 2018 Earliest Funding Start Date: July 1, 2019 (pending review, NIH and all regulatory approvals)   GPICTR_2019_Pilot_Funding