Dr. Reed Johnson Recognized by ISPOR
Dr. Reed Johnson wins the ISPOR Avedis Donabedian Lifetime Achievement Award. Read more
Dr. Lesley Curtis Delivers Keynote at AMIA Informatics Summit
Dr. Lesley Curtis discussed the nexus of clinical research, informatics, and care delivery.
Dr. Meira Epplein Takes a Winding Road to Studying H.Pylori
Dr. Epplein is bringing successful interventions to DISH, the Durham Initiative for Stomach Health, hoping to develop a widespread H. pylori screening program in Durham’s high-risk populations.
Dr. Courtney Van Houtven Talks at APOS 2018
Dr. Courtney Van Houtven was one of three speakers who discussed her work on the psychosocial needs of cancer caregivers
Bryce Reeve, PhD Listed as a 2017 Highly-Cited Researcher
Dr. Reeve is among those who have distinguished themselves by publishing a high number of papers that rank in the top 1% most-cited in their respective fields over a recent 11-year period.
Nina Sperber PhD Chosen for Leadership Development for Researchers
Dr. Nina Sperber will participate in the 2018 Duke course on Leadership Development for Researchers (LEADER). She will convene with 40 outstanding scientists from fields in 13 different School of Medicine departments, the School of Nursing, the Pratt School of Engineering, and Duke-NUS in Singapore.
PhRMA Foundation Supports Work of Drs. Sanders and Reed
PhRMA Foundation recently awarded leading researchers, Drs. Gillian Sanders and Shelby Reed, a one-year grant of $100,000 each to advance their work in value-based care and cost-effectiveness in health care.
Dr. Corinna Sorenson Receives Bass Connections Grant
Dr. Corinna Sorenson (PI) along with Drs. Gillian Sanders and Courtney Van Houtven received a Bass Connections grant for their project “Transforming Alzheimer’s Disease Care Through Integrating Caregivers”. The project aims to explore strategies to improve integration of caregivers in clinical care decision-making in Alzheimer’s care.
To Work Smarter, Couple Implementation with De-Implementation
Dr. Wang and team suggest strategies to minimize organizational effort and investment. Read more in "Healthcare: The Journal of Delivery Science and Innovation."
In Dr. Amy Corneli’s New Book, She Answers 100 Research Ethics Questions
Emily Anderson and Amy Corneli’s ideal reference book, 100 Questions (and Answers) About Research Ethics, guides students, faculty, and researchers on how to address ethical issues when designing, implementing, and disseminating research in the social and behavioral sciences.