UW, MCW promote minority researchers, research on health disparities
The state’s two medical schools are seeking to promote minority researchers and research focused on health disparities.
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Mergers, acquisitions pose challenge to MCW
Healthcare mergers and acquisitions, such as the recent partnership between Aurora Health Care and Advocate Health Care, could pose a challenge to the Medical College of Wisconsin, the institution’s CEO said last week.
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Report: MCW meets goals, faces financial challenges
While the Medical College of Wisconsin has mostly fulfilled the goals of the commission that recommended its creation more than 50 years ago, it faces financial challenges that could undermine its research, according to a Monday report.
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On the Record with Dr. John Raymond, Medical College of Wisconsin President and CEO
The first students at the Medical College of Wisconsin Pharmacy School are set to begin class Monday.
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Medical College of Wisconsin’s pharmacy program launching in August
The Medical College of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy's doctor of pharmacy program has received pre-candidate status for accreditation, meaning it will take in its first class of students in August.
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Medical College of Wisconsin receives $38 million gift to create and lead national training institute
The Kern family and the Kern Family Foundation gave $37.8 million to the Medical College of Wisconsin to lead and establish the Robert D. and Patricia E. Kern Institute for the Transformation of Medical Education, officials announced Thursday.
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UW Health seeks to improve well-being of physicians and residents
UW Health is looking at ways to improve the well-being of staff and residents, an associate dean told University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics Authority Board members last week during an annual update on graduate medical education.
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