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A Passion for Quality Improvement Drives These Nurse Educators Turned Dartmouth Institute MPH Students
Longtime nurse educators Catherine Alexander and Mary “Mimi” Pomerleau each feels strongly that nursing leadership in QI is an untapped opportunity for the nursing profession—and for our health care system as a whole.
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The Applied Practice Experience Gives Online MPH Students an Opportunity to Improve Health Care in Communities Across the Country
See how our students are combining their experience, training, and passion to improve health and change lives in their communities and across the country.
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From Quebec to Copenhagen: Annual Preventing Overdiagnosis Conference Raises Awareness Around the Globe
The Dartmouth Institute, widely recognized for its pioneering research on overdiagnosis and overtreatment, is a founding collaborator of the conference.
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Q&A with The Dartmouth Institute’s Newest Faculty Member Dr. Amber Barnato
In 2017, Amber Barnato was named the inaugural Susan J. and Richard M. Levy 1960 Distinguished Professor in Health Care Delivery. Learn more about her plans for continuing her groundbreaking research into end-of-life care here at The Dartmouth Institute.
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Dartmouth Institute MPH Students on Why the Time is Now!
The incoming class of Dartmouth Institute MPH students come from diverse professional backgrounds, and they believe that despite an environment of uncertainty, it’s a great time to be working in health care!
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New Dartmouth Institute Analysis Looks at Laws on Patient Recording of Clinical Encounters
If you are doctor, there is a good chance that at least one of your last 10 patients recorded their visit—either with or without permission. This “new reality” has some doctors and health care clinics worried about the ownership of recordings.
Michael Cacchio, MBA, MPH'15
"Bridging the Gap Between the Business and Medical Communities"
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