PaRC faculty are known for their contributions to the most widely recognized methods for teaching clinician communication skills.
This study brings multiple community agencies together to develop a grassroots effort to support breast cancer education and referral for diagnosis, treatment, and support in Braddock, McKeesport, and The Hill District areas of Pittsburgh. (Funding Source: Chancellor’s Seed Grant)
In the First Annual Interprofessional Age Friendly Trainee Workshop, Dr. Pruskowski aims to disseminate the Institute for Healthcare Improvement’s four evidence-based elements of high-quality care for older adults known as the 4Ms: What Matters, Medication, Mentation, and Mobility. The two goals of this project are: 1. Assess the impact of an interprofessional Age Friendly workshop … Read more
Drs. Seaman and Nilsen received funding to support their interprofessional certificate and continuing education program focused on equipping providers with skills and knowledge to deliver high-quality end of life care. (Funder: McElhattan Foundation)
AP Power is an educational intervention led by Dr. Rosenzweig to refine and implement a national online oncology educational program for APPs (advanced practice providers – nurse practitioners/physician assistants) in their first year of oncology practice. The original AP Power was funded in 2012 and then renewed in 2017. AP Power includes innovative educational methods … Read more
