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Drowning in Health Data: Symposium Tackles Silos and Promotes Integration
CLEVELAND - The healthcare industry, along with many others, is drowning in data. From electronic medical records to Medicaid data, the volume of information continues to grow and much of it is inaccessible. Today, the Ohio Department of Health and Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine…
Dittrick Museum of Medical History highlighted as top thing to do in CLE
So much to do, so little time Cleveland Jewish News: In a look at the top things to do around Cleveland—including the zoo, aquarium and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum—the Dittrick Museum of Medical History is highlighted. “Housed in the Allen Memorial Library at Case Western Reserve…
William Kamkwamba's fall convocation speech covered in "The Plain Dealer"
Innovator William Kamkwamba, 25, rings in the Case academic year The Plain Dealer: William Kamkwamba spoke at yesterday’s fall convocation, discussing his struggles growing up and his drive to bring energy to his family and his community. He told the students to trust themselves and to persevere.…
Law and bioethics professor Sharona Hoffman, on benefits of electronic medical records
MetroHealth, Explorys use huge patient database to revolutionize medical research The Plain Dealer: MetroHealth Medical Center and Explorys recently used electronic medical records to replicate a major study that took a Norwegian team 14 years to research and report—and they did it at a fraction…
Elaine “Lainie” Hadden honored with University Medal during convocation
Four years ago Plain Dealer columnist Dick Feagler penned a piece about Elaine “Lainie” Hadden that he was sure she would not like. It wasn’t because he wrote anything negative about her—just the opposite. Feagler described her as an “angel,” a woman of “vision,” a lady with “class.” The problem…
WISER kicks off school year tonight with welcome event
WISER, the Women in Science and Engineering Roundtable, will host a kickoff event tonight from 7 to 8 p.m. in Strosacker Auditorium. During the event, attendees will learn 10 reasons why they should join WISER. Plus, food and refreshments will be served, and a giveaway will take place. Other WISER…
Want to make music? Join one of more than 15 ensembles at CWRU
Are you one of the many Case Western Reserve University students, faculty or staff members interested in performing in one of the many CWRU ensembles or groups? Visit the music department’s ensembles page and learn more about the 17 department-sponsored ensembles, ranging from concert choir to…
Human Resources to host information session for leadership certificate program
The Office of Human Resources will hold an interest meeting Sept. 5 for its L.E.A.D. Certificate Program. The information session will be held from noon to 1 p.m. in Adelbert Hall’s Toepfer Room. The L.E.A.D. (Learn, Empower, Achieve & Develop) Certificate Program is a 10-month program that…
Learn about resistance and rights post-Sept. 11 during upcoming lecture
The law school’s Institute for Global Security Law & Policy will host the Judge Ben C. Green Lecture Sept. 11. This year’s topic will be “Resistance & Rights: Civil Society & the Surprising Resilience of the Rule of Law after 9/11.” Professor David Cole of the Georgetown University Law…
Bon Appétit announces dining hours, new Bag It! option at Thwing Center
Bon Appétit Management Co. has released hours of operation for their student dining options—including the new addition to campus, Bag It! Located at Thwing Center, Bag It! is similar to the Grab It! options in Sears Building and Wolstein Research Building. For one meal swipe, a student can pick…