AAMC deeply disappointed by SCOTUS decision on race-conscious admissions AAMC President and CEO David J. Skorton, MD, and AAMC Chief Legal Officer Frank Trinity, JD, issued a statement expressing deep disappointment in the decision on two cases by the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS). “Today’s decision demonstrates a […]
Articles by: Jaime Peyton
AAMC Notes and Insights: Is there a “provider” in the house? And other pressing health policy questions we’ve been pondering
From: Atul Grover, MD, PhD, Executive Director Hopefully, many of you have already read the data snapshot we released this spring on the training location preferences of senior medical students in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision. I also recently authored a JAMA perspective on how abortion […]
NIH Extramural Nexus: No AI in Peer Review, More ESIs in 2022, ClinicalTrials.gov
Open Mike Using AI in Peer Review Is a Breach of Confidentiality By Mike Lauer, Stephanie Constant and Amy Wernimont Reviewers are trusted and required to maintain confidentiality throughout the application review process. Thus, using AI to assist in peer review would involve a breach of confidentiality. In a recently released guide notice, […]
NIH Extramural Nexus: Required Reviewer Training, Update on Apps During Pandemic, Clinical Trials Reporting
Open Mike Strengthening Integrity and Fairness in Peer Review Through New Required Trainings By Mike Lauer Effective for the May 2024 council round (peer review meetings in early 2024), all reviewers will be required to complete trainings related to review integrity and bias awareness prior to serving on NIH peer […]
Faculty Development Institute at Geisel May Workshop: Tips for Selecting an Executive Coach
On May 25, from 4-6 pm please join Sharon Hull, MD, MPH, PCC, a professional executive coach since 2011 and a retired family physician with over 30 years of clinical medicine and academic leadership experience. She will discuss: Understanding what professional coaching is Finding a credentialed professional coach Selecting a […]
It’s Time to FRO: Preparing for Your Academic Transition
The May Knowledge at Noon has been posted It’s Time to FRO Preparing for Your Academic Transition
NIH Extramural NEXUS: Improving Fellowship Review, Cumulative Investigator Rate, NRSA Stipends
Update on Improving Fellowship Review: A Request for Information By Mike Lauer and Noni Byrnes The proposed changes to the review criteria of fellowship applications will 1) allow peer reviewers to better evaluate the applicant’s potential and the quality of the scientific training plan without undue influence of the sponsor’s or institution’s […]
The NCFDD Update: May 2023 Edition
There are many ways to use NCFDD resources to bolster your faculty development efforts and cultivate a supportive campus community. Specifically, our Core Curriculum webinars are a great way to bring your faculty together to engage in transformative practices while fostering relationships across different departments. Ohio University’s Thriving in Academia: […]
Empowering Leaders: A Healthcare Leadership Training Program from Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Healthcare Leaders, The Center for Professional Health at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center is offering a 3-day interactive CME approved training program aiming to promote a culture of wellness for healthcare leaders! All healthcare leaders (program directors, division chiefs, department chairs, chief medical officers, chief nursing officers, etc.) from medicine, nursing, […]
Grantee Project in Academic Psychiatry
With a 2018 President’s grant, Dr. Anne Hallward and team at Safe Space Radio created a series of educational narrative podcasts to foster empathy and reduce stigma among third-year medical students. They then conducted a year of research with the cohort of medical students that participated in the third year […]