News and Information Resources

November 7:
2009 Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association
November 9:
ASPH/APHA Reception
November 12:
Tabacco Disparities in the Workplace
November 12:
Evaluating Public Health Impacts of Climate Change In the Pacific Northwest
November 12:
Trends in measuring value in health: cost-effectiveness analysis and Medicare
November 13:
Hogness Symposium: David Cutler
November 16:
Combined Fund Drive Presentation with Sharyne Thornton
November 16:
Ordinary Medicine: Making Longevity in an Aging Society
November 18:
The Determinants of Sex-Selective Abortions
November 18:
PHG Seminar: Thomas Schwarz
November 19:
Care of Underserved Patients: Using Complexity Theory to Enhance Patient Care and Resident Capability
November 25:
Probabilistic Projections of HIV Prevalence Using Bayesian Melding
December 1:
Distinguished Faculty Lecture: Grace John-Stewart
December 1:
Mexico Border Health Issues
December 2:
CSSS Seminar "TBA"
December 2:
PHG Seminar: "What Causes Cancer in our Germ Cells?"
December 3:
A Presentation on the National Child Health Study
December 9:
Discrete Exponential Family Models for Residential Settlement and Segregation
December 9:
Holiday Open House
December 10:
Update on CHIRTN and Using Photovoice to Portray Perceptions of Cardiovascular Disease
December 10:
Holiday Potluck
December 10:
Can Health Care Reform Resuscitate Primary Care in the United States?
January 5:
Health Services Seminar
January 12:
Health Services Seminar
January 19:
Health Services Seminar
An Evening for Alumni--Lean Management Applications in Health Care
Join the UW MHA Program and David K. Wessner, President & CEO of Park Nicollet Health Services, for a fascinating look at Lean Management Applications in Health Care. Read more . . .
Seattle's Group Health Cooperative Draws Interest on Capitol Hill
(The New York Times)As the U.S. Senate works through health care negotiations, the innovations of Seattle's Group Health Cooperative have become a prototype for political compromise that could lead to a bipartisan deal. Read more . . .



