Dr. Gerald Zarlengo teaches the 600 attendees about labor and delivery as a simulation manikin performs the steps.
Dr. Gerald Zarlengo teaches the 600 attendees about labor and delivery as a simulation manikin performs the steps.
(May 2012) The School of Medicine has launched a sequel to the popular CU Mini Med School, which has taught more than 18,000 people the basic science of medicine.
Founded in 1989 by J. John Cohen, MDCM,
Now there’s Mini Med School Part 2: The Clinical Years. This pilot program began in January and met on Wednesday evenings for eight weeks. It covered the doctor-patient relationship; heart disease and risk modification; childhood development; pneumonia and smoking; trauma and injury prevention; diabetes and obesity; and pregnancy and delivery.
Dennis Boyle, MD, of Rheumatology and Stephen Wolf, MD, of Emergency Medicine, both on the medical school faculty, led the first
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