UNC’s Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation recently published its latest quarterly newsletter. We hope you read it to stay up-to-date with our department!

Read the announcement of Dr. John Buse’s Five-Year Review, and learn how to provide your perspective in this important process.

The following is a list of new grants awarded to SOM faculty with project start dates from 9/15/2020 -9/30/2020.

UNC is part of a national effort, funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Diversity Program Consortium, to identify best mentoring practices for scientists underrepresented in biomedical research.

What began as a "Value Care Action Group" initiative in the department of medicine is now a model outpatient clinic effectively serving patients with heart failure while reducing visits to the ED.

View panelists’ recommendations from the popular NC TraCS Institute session "Race, Law Enforcement, and Black Males: Actions Required to Shift the Paradigm" to learn ways to individually and collectively drive change.

Emily Chang, MD, and Heather Boykin, DNP, have partnered to form a new kidney palliative care clinic that will serve patients with end-stage chronic kidney disease.

The UNC Center for Health Equity Research is gathering information to identify individuals with health equity research and community engagement skills and commitment.

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UNC PM&R Fall 2020 Quarterly Newsletter Published

Five-Year Review of John B. Buse, MD, PhD, Director of the NC Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute

Latest Grant Awards to SOM Faculty

PROMISE study seeking racially/ethnically underrepresented MD, PhD, MD/PhD or DO Assistant Professors for peer group mentoring research

UNC IV Diuresis Clinic Receives Quality and Safety Award

Action guide available for NC TraCS ‘Shifting the Paradigm’ webinar

Department of Medicine Introduces New Kidney Palliative Care Clinic

Apply for Research Opportunities at the UNC Center for Health Equity Research