The Inherited Cancer Registry (ICARE) is a research initiative representing a clinical-research-community partnership between medical practitioners, researchers, and individuals facing inherited cancer risk. The common goal of our efforts is to improve the lives of individuals and families at risk for inherited cancer susceptibility. As part of our educational outreach, the study team hosts a monthly web-based genetics case conference. Practitioners from across the globe involved in cancer risk ...

These monthly video conferences use cases to discuss approaches to manage the care of children who present with behavioral health issues and are currently in foster care. Key to the success of this collaborative is that the enrolled practices will be able to communicate with one another and learn from each other's management of children with complicated behavioral health concerns in a consultative model with the COE. Over time, enrolled practices should develop more confidence in their ability t...

This two-hour course will be offered monthly on the 2nd Wednesday from 9:00am to 11:00am in VUH Anatomy Lab, Medical Center North (MCN) at VUMC. Presentations by Vanderbilt faculty focus the latest research and discussion of challenging cases of common and challenging conditions presented by patients in the emergency and trauma settings. The skill of laryngoscopy, endotracheal intubation and surgical airway techniques are all perishable and must be practiced in order to remain proficient. The go...

The Inherited Cancer Registry (ICARE) is a research initiative representing a clinical-research-community partnership between medical practitioners, researchers, and individuals facing inherited cancer risk. The common goal of our efforts is to improve the lives of individuals and families at risk for inherited cancer susceptibility. As part of our educational outreach, the study team hosts a monthly web-based genetics case conference. Practitioners from across the globe involved in cancer risk ...

These monthly video conferences use cases to discuss approaches to manage the care of children who present with behavioral health issues and are currently in foster care. Key to the success of this collaborative is that the enrolled practices will be able to communicate with one another and learn from each other's management of children with complicated behavioral health concerns in a consultative model with the COE. Over time, enrolled practices should develop more confidence in their ability t...

The purpose of "Boot Camp" is to provide clinical research staff with the fundamentals of clinical research. This two-day session will present an overview of the requirements and processes necessary for the conduct of clinical research at VUMC, with direction to internal and external resources. Sample topics presented at Boot Camp include the following: VUMC Research Environment and Resources StarBRITE* Laws, Regulations, Guiding Principles and Policies Key Terminology in Human Subject Resea...

This two-hour course will be offered monthly on the 2nd Wednesday from 9:00am to 11:00am in VUH Anatomy Lab, Medical Center North (MCN) at VUMC. Presentations by Vanderbilt faculty focus the latest research and discussion of challenging cases of common and challenging conditions presented by patients in the emergency and trauma settings. The skill of laryngoscopy, endotracheal intubation and surgical airway techniques are all perishable and must be practiced in order to remain proficient. The go...

The Inherited Cancer Registry (ICARE) is a research initiative representing a clinical-research-community partnership between medical practitioners, researchers, and individuals facing inherited cancer risk. The common goal of our efforts is to improve the lives of individuals and families at risk for inherited cancer susceptibility. As part of our educational outreach, the study team hosts a monthly web-based genetics case conference. Practitioners from across the globe involved in cancer risk ...

These monthly video conferences use cases to discuss approaches to manage the care of children who present with behavioral health issues and are currently in foster care. Key to the success of this collaborative is that the enrolled practices will be able to communicate with one another and learn from each other's management of children with complicated behavioral health concerns in a consultative model with the COE. Over time, enrolled practices should develop more confidence in their ability t...