Bringing together physicians, scientists, nurses, residents, trainees, administrators and other members of the BWH community, the first annual Clinical Innovation Day was an opportunity for BWH to showcase the many clinical innovations flourishing here at the hospital.
The new center is seeing patients with suspected genetic disease in need of evaluation and diagnostic testing.
BWH Clinical & Research News asked BWHers what clinical innovation they would like to see in the future.
BWH Clinical & Research News sat down with Drs. Schoen and Vosburgh to get their views on breeding a culture of innovation at BWH.
From fashion to snack foods, 3D printing has infiltrated many industries, and medicine is no exception.
In areas where there is such variation in practice, BWH clinicians are turning to SCAMPs as a way to develop guidelines for best practice.
Mark Brezinski, MD, PhD, is a major believer in the benefits of optimizing one’s environment when it comes to learning.
The BWH Regenerative Medicine Center conducts a wide array of regenerative medicine research, some of which was showcased at its inaugural symposium on June 11.
Richard Blumberg, MD, humbly refers to his hemophilia drug discovery as “a beautiful mistake.”
Raphael Bueno, MD performed the first successful iVATS case in the world earlier this year.
For the 21st consecutive year, Brigham and Women’s Hospital was chosen for the U.S. News & World Report Honor Roll of America’s Best Hospitals.
As residents at BWH during a pivotal time for health care redesign and reform, Amol Navathe, MD, PhD, and Sachin Jain, MD, MBA, noticed a gap in available literature on “delivery science.”
Researchers have transitioned Profile®, one of the nation’s most comprehensive personalized medicine initiatives in cancer.
BWH donors have provided medical residents with the means to pursue and test innovative projects that produce cost savings and streamline care.
John Fromson, MD, Meenu Tuteja, MD, MBA, MPH, Ross Zafonte, DO
Research Round Up
Research Round-up
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