Health Sciences Library to offer EndNote Basic workshop
The Health Sciences Library will offer an EndNote Basic workshop in the HSC Learning Center (LC 2) on August 29, from 11 a.m. to noon.
The Health Sciences Library will offer an EndNote Basic workshop in the HSC Learning Center (LC 2) on August 29, from 11 a.m. to noon.
To address this growing crisis, the West Virginia Clinical and Translational Science Institute has recently expanded its Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes program to broaden use of medication-assisted treatment, a combination of behavioral therapy and medication to treat individuals with substance use disorder.
Join the WVU Libraries for a fall workshop series on Citation Management Tools. Exploring EndNote (Basic), Mendeley, and Zotero, these workshops will show attendees how these tools can help organize research and increase productivity.
To keep from spreading illness among their patients, the best action healthcare providers can take is to wash their hands. Allison Lastinger, a fellow at the School of Medicine, recently led an investigation into whether adult patients and the parents of pediatric patients felt more comfortable asking their doctors and nurses to wash their hands, or reminding them by holding up a sign called a Patient Empowerment Tool.
If you are a healthy male or female, age 18 or older, a non-smoker/non tobacco user you could be compensated up to $4700 by participating in our upcoming 21-day outpatient patch study. This patch study will occur during the months of September and October.
The West Virginia Clinical and Translational Science Institute has released requests for applications for the Launch Pilot Grant, Open Competition, and Small Grant funding opportunities.
The Health Sciences Innovation Center, along with the Women’s Business Center and the CTSI, will sponsor the next Lunch and Learn workshop September 12 at noon in Room 201 Erma Byrd Conference Room.
When communities face epidemics of drug abuse, a wave of infectious diseases often follows, including hepatitis and HIV. A new federally-funded program in southern West Virginia, led by West Virginia University, will seek to interrupt that cycle.
WVU and WVU Research Corp employees are invited to join Benefits Administration September 6 at Erickson Alumni Center to learn more about Social Security and its role in retirement planning.
West Virginia University is opening a new center for the humanities to support innovative, collaborative, and interdisciplinary faculty research in all humanities fields. Dr. Ryan Claycomb will serve as founding interim director.