NEW DATE: Join us on Thursday, April 20, for the April Interdisciplinary Grand Rounds!

The Interdisciplinary Grand Rounds are a monthly seminar discussion to review a current topic that affects the campus community and to provide skills, resources, or education related to that topic as developed and implemented by students with direction from faculty advisors and/or content experts.

This month will feature panelists on the Impact of Climate Change on Health and Medicine.

All students, faculty, and staff are invited to virtually attend.

Register at tinyurl.com/Apr23IGR

Join us on Monday, April 24, for a special edition of the Interdisciplinary Grand Rounds presented in collaboration with Unity Clinic!

The Interdisciplinary Grand Rounds are a monthly seminar discussion to review a current topic that affects the campus community and to provide skills, resources, or education related to that topic as developed and implemented by students with direction from faculty advisors and/or content experts.

This Unity Week IGR is titled, Breaking Down Barriers: Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Patient-Centered Care in Oklahoma's Underserved Communities.

All students, faculty, and staff are invited to virtually attend.

Register at tinyurl.com/UW23IGR

Join us on Wednesday, October 12, for the October Interdisciplinary Grand Rounds!

The Interdisciplinary Grand Rounds are a monthly seminar discussion to review a current topic that affects the campus community and to provide skills, resources, or education related to that topic as developed and implemented by students with direction from faculty advisors and/or content experts.

All students, faculty, and staff are invited to virtually attend.

Difficult situations, and difficult conversations, require certain patient/family-centered communication techniques.  This simulation will allow learners a chance to practice team communication skills while exploring scenarios unique to delivery bad news following a health crisis. 

Registration is now open. Limited spots are available. Please email kylie-pethoud@ouhsc.edu to sign up!

Difficult situations, and difficult conversations, require certain patient/family-centered communication techniques.  This simulation will allow learners a chance to practice team communication skills while exploring scenarios unique to delivery bad news following a health crisis. 

Registration is now open. Limited spots are available. Please email kylie-pethoud@ouhsc.edu to sign up!