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Listen Learn Dialogues

Listen Learn Dialogues

The Listen. Learn. Discuss. Dialogue Circles bring together students and university leaders to discuss timely topics of importance and to learn from one another. The circles are designed to create safe and supportive environments where we can continue to build the trust needed to learn from the unique spirit and perspective each member of the university community represents. Our first discussion will take place Monday, September 30, 2024 from 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. in the Center of Belonging and Social Change Alonso Family Room.

Join us and learn more at go.osu.edu/listenlearn

 

CARESTREAM

 

About this course
This course enhances student development in healthcare by offering immersive learning experiences that blend direct patient care with principles of health systems science. The CARESTREAM program helps students explore future careers while contributing meaningfully to healthcare delivery. Students gain essential skills in patient care, quality improvement, and clinical operations, all while improving health system performance and patient satisfaction.

Learning and Impact
– Students participate in experiential learning at locations within OSUWMC (subject to change)

  • Emergency Department
  • Inpatient geriatrics
  • Inpatient case management
  • Rehabilitation hospital

– Key aspects of the program include minimizing immobility harm, supporting discharge transitions, and connecting patients and caregivers with local resources
– Since inception in 2023, students have completed nearly 5000 hours of direct clinical experience whilst in this semester-long program
– Clinicians report high levels of satisfaction, with 97% reporting satisfaction with student performance and recognizing the positive impact of CARESTREAM students on their work areas and patient care

Student Feedback
– Students report improved communication skills, enhanced professional development, increased comfort in interactions with patients and clinicians, and a deeper understanding of hospital operations and teamwork
– 93% of students found the clinical experience useful and relevant to their future careers

This course may be a good option for you if you are…
– Considering a clinical career in healthcare? (medicine, rehabilitation, dietetics, social work, nursing, etc.)
– Potentially interested in a clinical career but have had little or no exposure?
– Deciding between multiple clinical careers?
not interested in a clinical career but still interested in healthcare operations and learning more about patient care?
– Having a difficult time obtaining observation hours for graduate school?*

Join Us in Shaping the Future of Healthcare!
– Enroll on BuckeyeLink

– For more information and how to participate, visit https://u.osu.edu/liftlab/our-work/carestream-cicip/ or contact course director, James P. Crick, Jr., at james.crick@osumc.edu

*Please investigate if hours obtained while receiving academic credit count as “observation hours” for your graduate program.

 

OSUWMC College Volunteer Application Closes Monday, July 29 at 4pm-Apply Now!

Applications are open until Monday, July 29 at 4pm – for Autumn Semester Volunteering at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. The applications will be live on our website and provide the essay prompts in advance for students wanting to apply.  All applicants must be 18 years old to apply. Anyone interested can check out our website for further information:

If you have any questions, students are welcome to contact our team at volunteer@osumc.edu or by phone at (614) 293-3983.

TEDxTalkOSU – “JEALOUSY AS A COLLEGE STUDENT” by Tiffany Nguyen

COME JOIN TEDxTalkOSU and First-Gen Pre-PA for our event on THURSDAY January 25 at 7-8pm at Pomerene 280!

“JEALOUSY AS A COLLEGE STUDENT” is the name of Health Sciences Senior, Tiffany Nguyen’s upcoming TEDxTalk!

Our event is dedicated to spotlighting the unseen challenges of first-generation students and what we can all learn about community and gratitude from these experiences!

JOIN US for an official TEDxTalk from Tiffany Nguyen, as well as an interactive discussion, and a fun game! (Not to mention FREE FOOD and drinks!).

You’re invited to join a quality, safety and patient experience grand rounds

I encourage all learners to attend a special grand rounds on Wednesday, Nov. 1, at 2 p.m.

Dr. Thomas H. Lee, chief medical officer at Press Ganey, will be on campus to share his expertise on the importance of quality, safety and patient experience.

Building Trust During a Time of Turmoil

Wednesday, Nov. 1
2-2:45 p.m.
170 Davis Heart and Lung Research Institute
473 W. 12th Ave.

Seating is limited, so please RSVP soon. When the in-person seats are filled, registration will be limited to livestream. I hope you can participate in this invaluable and important event.

 

John J. Warner, MD
Chief Executive Officer
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center