Catch up with the latest recording of #StanDOM's recent Medical Grand Rounds presentation, "Team Science and the Science of Teams" with StanfordHealthPolicy's & Stanford Primary Care and Population Health's Sara Singer, MBA, PhD. youtube.com/watch?v=gakhIi…

Team Science Sara Singer gives Stanford Department of Medicine Grand Rounds, presenting an overview of the challenges inherent in highly diverse, interdisciplinary teams and how to build, sustain and guide teams toward success. Watch 📽️shar.es/agulD1

A new study by StanfordHealthPolicy researchers provides evidence that involuntarily infertile couples experience poorer mental health among both partners and a much higher likelihood of divorce. w/ Sarah Bögl, Petra Persson, Maria Polyakova, Jasmin Moshfegh ow.ly/Nxxs50SBWIK

Research from StanfordHealthPolicy affiliate Pascal Geldsetzer indicates that reducing air pollution could be a powerful and achievable way to address stark health inequities arising from societal and racial disparities. ow.ly/qUez50SHEbo

SHP researchers are examining the benefits & potential pitfalls of using #AI in health care: biases behind algorithms; ethical issues as AI tools are integrated into hospital care; legal strategies to protect patient safety & data privacy. Check it out. ⬇️ healthpolicy.fsi.stanford.edu/content/artifi…

New Stanford Medicine school grad plans to return to her village in South Africa. 🇿🇦"There is no world in which I don't help my people," says Bongeka Zuma. "So many have helped me, I have a responsibility to use my skills to benefit them." scopeblog.stanford.edu/2024/07/30/opr…

The data and public opinion are in agreement that U.S. families would benefit from expanded family leave options; now it's time for lawmakers to make it policy, says StanfordHealthPolicy's Maya Rossin-Slater. ow.ly/zmIz50SNUZw

Sara Cody worked at forefront of the #COVID-19 pandemic as the public health officer for the County of Santa Clara. She then spent a year as a fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences writing about the experience. CASBS bit.ly/4dvdNaP

Are you considering a PhD in health policy? Join us for a live informational session on the program and how to apply for the 2025-2026 academic year. Sept. 5 at 10 am (Pacific.) We'd love to see you there! bit.ly/4c9voEs

Are you considering earning an MS in health policy? Join us on Sept. 12 for a live info session on the program and how to apply. Join the live info session: bit.ly/46FCxeC ... Meanwhile, here's our recent grads enjoying their accomplishments.

The Covid-19 pandemic showed that partnerships between public officials and researchers at places like StanfordHealthPolicy allowed officials facing uncertain, rapidly changing conditions to work faster and make better decisions. ow.ly/3cSh50SSvys

Citing research from StanfordHealthPolicy's Maria Polyakova and colleagues, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)'s Jonathan Gruber highlights the dramatic connection between access to IVF and mental health wellness amongst women and their partners. 🎧 Listen in at 18:05 on Boston Public Radio ⏯️ ow.ly/xJng50T1B6v

Using AI to link heat waves to global warming. “We’ve seen the impacts that extreme weather events can have on human health, infrastructure, and ecosystems,” says study lead author Jared Trok, a PhD student in Earth system science at the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability. “To design effective

My take on SCOTUS' incursions into agency authority, with Anne Joseph O'Connell & Lee Fleisher: The sky isn't falling--but it's a lot more cloudy. StanfordHealthPolicy Stanford Law School

Stanford Health Policy Seminar with Mike Chernew - mailchi.mp/stanford.edu/h…

Join us Stanford Department of Medicine Grand Rds: 9/4 Mullally Lab our new chief of Stanford Hematology Division 9/11 Bethany Samuelson Bannow MD, MCR from OHSU Knight Cancer Institute 9/18 Dr. Natalia Serna from StanfordHealthPolicy 9/27 michellemorse Dr. Michelle E. Morse from nychealthy Stay tuned for the recordings!

Our colleague Jonathan H Chen MD PhD joins KQED to talk about the benefits of pitfalls of using #AI in health care. Artificial intelligence is already helping medical professionals organize treatment plans, diagnose diseases & discover new drugs. In the future, it could do even more.

Protecting the lives of children in Gaza and other conflicts requires changes to the rules of engagement and global responses to all conflicts affecting civilian populations, SHP's Paul Wise and Zulfiqar Bhutta The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) argue in this The BMJ analysis of child mortality

Researchers Seek to Refine FQHCs’ Approach to Type 2 Diabetes Care. “We hope that the lessons learned from our multiple case comparison study and iPATH practice transformation intervention will provide evidence for improving diabetes care in FQHCs and reducing health