Our Spring/Summer 2019 issue is now available online! The cover story follows seven students through four years of medical school... what a journey! pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

Seven students. Four years. Though some travel together, the path through medical school is a different journey for everyone. PennMedicine.org/magazine/Path #MedEd

Penn Medicine’s new $1.5 billion hospital is currently under construction. Check out a behind-the-scenes look at the latest developments of this monumental project and catch up on other news highlights in Penn Medicine mag.

What it takes to achieve promotion in academic medicine—being a highly regarded clinician and accomplished researcher—is no longer enough to lead. pennmedicine.org/news/publicati… #AcademicMedicine

Over nearly two decades, a major national study of kidney disease led and coordinated at Dept. of Biostatistics, Epidemiology & Informatics has defined key risk factors in an all-too-common silent epidemic. And the way its scientists make discoveries has grown up along with the study itself. pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

“Looking ahead, trends in curriculum are about more integration, rather than single topics, such as a two- week course on women’s health, when there could be a longitudinal four-year curriculum on the topic!” More w/ Dr. Suzi Rose on the future of #MedEd: pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

Shelley Henderson, MD'19, wants to bring better health care to underserved patients in Philadelphia. inquirer.com/health/race-he…

Our Fall 2019 Innovation Issue is now available online! pennmedicine.org/news/publicati… And there's still time to sign up for the email edition to get a roundup of all the stories in your inbox: pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

It’s easy to get tripped up by the vocabulary of #innovation. It sounds like a lot of buzzwords. But these aren’t empty terms at Penn Medicine. Read the editor’s note and jump into the new #InnovationIssue of Penn Medicine mag! pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

In recent years, #artificialintelligence has become one of the most potent tools at the health care industry’s disposal—but it’s not that easy to use. Luckily Penn Medicine’s @moorjh has a solution pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

What if a text message could save a life? Or a change in care model could help seniors recover better at home? #Innovation at Penn Medicine is transforming care in numerous ways, by testing what works Penn Med Transformation & Innovation pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

How do you make a device from an idea? It’s easy for Penn Medicine clinicians thanks to the medical device accelerator program. pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

For medical students Kevin Zhang and Sarah Santucci, an inclination toward nurturing shaped their choice of career and hobbies—and brought them together. pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

#Innovation in medicine isn’t fundamentally about technology or clinical refinements. It’s the way of thinking about how you do things better. Read more in our innovation issue of Penn Medicine mag pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

Artificial Intelligence, Bots, and CRISPR: Big buzzwords in medical innovation, handily explained with examples in the “ABCs of Innovation” in Penn Medicine mag pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

Stacy Haley’s recovery from a double mastectomy and breast reconstruction was smooth and easy—thanks to a new model of care that helped her experience most of her recovery in the comfort of home. pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

A fountain pen and an index card were two of the most essential assets in medical information technology fifty years ago. In one man’s lifetime, that has changed. pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

What happens when physicians get 3-D vision inside a patient’s body while they’re performing a procedure? pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

In the space of one lifetime, medical information technology has transformed radically. Penn’s chief medical information officer is living that lifetime. pennmedicine.org/news/publicati… #informatics #healthit #penn #cmio

In 1918, a pandemic outbreak swept the world. Hospitals were overwhelmed. Our 2018 story looked back on what we'd learned and how prepared we'd be for the next pandemic. pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…