FLASHBACK SERIES: Blog posts written during my medical school days at Pacific Northwest University - College of Osteopathic Medicine
by Kim Ha Wadsworth, OMS II
I posted a picture of my Class of 2018 at our White Coat Ceremony at the start of medical school. We held another Student Clinician Ceremony at the end of our 2nd year to celebrate our transition from didactics (years 1 and 2) to clerkships (years 3 and 4). Look at us now!
Friday, May 13, 2016
Monday, March 7, 2016
AMA Med Ed Innovation Challenge - part 2
FLASHBACK SERIES: Blog posts written during my medical school days at Pacific Northwest University - College of Osteopathic Medicine
by Kim Ha Wadsworth, OMS II
Here is our abstract and link to our video that we submitted to the American Medical Association Medical Education Innovation Challenge (refer to my first post for background info). We are still so happy to have received honorable mention for our proposal! In addition to the AMA recognition, Elia and I presented our proposal to our school's Curriculum Committee as well as the YVIPEC* Steering Committee. In the near future, we hope that elements of our curriculum will be incorporated jointly in the health-related educational institutions in Yakima Valley.
* Yakima Valley Interprofessional Practice and Education Collaborative
by Kim Ha Wadsworth, OMS II
Here is our abstract and link to our video that we submitted to the American Medical Association Medical Education Innovation Challenge (refer to my first post for background info). We are still so happy to have received honorable mention for our proposal! In addition to the AMA recognition, Elia and I presented our proposal to our school's Curriculum Committee as well as the YVIPEC* Steering Committee. In the near future, we hope that elements of our curriculum will be incorporated jointly in the health-related educational institutions in Yakima Valley.
* Yakima Valley Interprofessional Practice and Education Collaborative
AMA Med Ed Innovation Challenge - part 1
FLASHBACK SERIES: Blog posts written during my medical school days at Pacific Northwest University - College of Osteopathic Medicine
by Kim Ha Wadsworth, OMS II
Our team—Elia Cole, Adam Nelson and Kim Wadsworth—received honorable mention for being in the top 20% of the 146 submissions received for the American Medical Association Medical Education Innovation Challenge. This was a national competition, so we are delighted to have received this recognition. We'll post our proposal abstract and video later, but here is the e-mail announcement from AMA. We are beyond excited!!!
by Kim Ha Wadsworth, OMS II
Our team—Elia Cole, Adam Nelson and Kim Wadsworth—received honorable mention for being in the top 20% of the 146 submissions received for the American Medical Association Medical Education Innovation Challenge. This was a national competition, so we are delighted to have received this recognition. We'll post our proposal abstract and video later, but here is the e-mail announcement from AMA. We are beyond excited!!!
Friday, August 21, 2015
APGF Mapping the Landscape, Journeying Together
FLASHBACK SERIES: Blog posts written during my medical school days at Pacific Northwest University - College of Osteopathic Medicine
by Kim Ha Wadsworth, OMS II
Today my research team received notification that our literature review proposal, “Evidence Synthesis of Shared Medical Appointment Implementation as a Humanistic Approach to Patient-Centered Experience” was selected for grant funding from the Arnold P. Gold Foundation. This is both humbling and exciting to be a part of the “Mapping the Landscape, Journeying Together” 2015-17 cohort!
by Kim Ha Wadsworth, OMS II
Today my research team received notification that our literature review proposal, “Evidence Synthesis of Shared Medical Appointment Implementation as a Humanistic Approach to Patient-Centered Experience” was selected for grant funding from the Arnold P. Gold Foundation. This is both humbling and exciting to be a part of the “Mapping the Landscape, Journeying Together” 2015-17 cohort!
Friday, May 22, 2015
One More Week!
FLASHBACK SERIES: Blog posts written during my medical school days at Pacific Northwest University - College of Osteopathic Medicine
by Kim Ha Wadsworth, OMS I
I'm sitting in my final Community Doctoring class of this school year, and my classmate, Zach Featherstone, just finished talking about his challenges and rewards of being deaf. It's so impressive and empowering! Here's a cool video about Zach and his family—check it out: http://youtu.be/Myq4ItcoeVw
by Kim Ha Wadsworth, OMS I
I'm sitting in my final Community Doctoring class of this school year, and my classmate, Zach Featherstone, just finished talking about his challenges and rewards of being deaf. It's so impressive and empowering! Here's a cool video about Zach and his family—check it out: http://youtu.be/Myq4ItcoeVw
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