Respiratory Institute leadership developed “Education Day,” for pulmonary and critical care fellows as a way to consolidate didactic teaching into one day each month and organize activities around one clinical theme. Rendell Ashton, MD, program director, weighs in on why it’s become so popular among trainees and how they’ve adjusted during the pandemic.
Read MoreResource Station Delivers Personalized Career Guidance for Student and New Graduate Nurses
From resume reviews to job opportunities, Cleveland Clinic’s Student and New Graduate Nurses’ Resource Station offers guidance on transitioning into a professional nursing career.
Risk of COVID-19 Infection Among Healthcare Workers
Patient-facing healthcare workers more likely to test positive for COVID-19 than non-healthcare workers, but less likely to be hospitalized, a new study finds.
Polishing the Gold Standard: Reporting Multiplicity in Randomized Clinical Trials
Too few cardiovascular clinical trials adjust for multiplicity to avoid possible statistical flaws, a recent study finds. Two study authors outline steps to fix this — and why trust in clinical research may be at stake.
Individualizing Therapy for Cancer Patients With Autism Spectrum Disorder
Fairly simple adjustments to treatment plans can make a significant difference for a child or young adult with a dual diagnosis of cancer and autism spectrum disorder. Pediatric hematologist-oncologist Rabi Hanna, MD, explains.
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A New Option for Patients with RET Fusion-Positive NSCLC Demonstrates Safety and Efficacy
The selective RET inhibitor selpercatinib is safe and effective in both treated and treatment-naïve patients with RET fusion-positive NSCLC.
Alumnus Models Healthcare for Vogue
Cleveland Clinic Alum, Siriorn P. Watcharananan, MD, has a new position to add to her professional CV: cover model for Vogue Thailand. And like other Vogue models, she is wearing the latest fashion – in this case, a mask and gown.
The Future of Maternal-Fetal Medicine
Fetal-maternal medicine expert, Giancarlo Mari, MD, discusses opportunities in the field that may further improve infant mortality rates, including fetal intensive care.
Beyond the Virtual Visit: New Frontiers in At-Home Patient Management
We profile three ways in which our Neurological Institute is enhancing the clinical value of virtual visits and/or expanding their reach through innovative new platforms and technologies for patient use.
Research Study Compares the Effect of Hospital Linens on HAPI
A nurse-led study by a certified wound, ostomy and continence nurse at Cleveland Clinic compares the use of cotton linens versus synthetic fiber linens and their effect on hospital-acquired pressure injuries.