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CHMP’s Media Policy and Harm Reduction Panel a Huge Success: Recap #2, Policy, Health Care and Harm Reduction
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Thursday, October 28th Screening of “Bevel Up” and Q&A at NYAM
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Vancouver Street Nurse and CHMP Visiting Scholar Fiona Gold on NPR’s “Fresh Air”
CHMP's Visiting Scholar, Fiona Gold, spoke on
CHMP’s Media Policy and Harm Reduction Panel a Huge Success: Recap #1, Humanization of Drug Users in Media
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Screening of “Bevel Up” Tonight at Hunter College
Tuesday, October 26: Screening of “Bevel Up” with
The Evolving Face of Nursing: Philadelphia’s New Mural
Philadelphia is known as the “city of
Who gives clinicians advice on pharmaceuticals?
Clinicians paid by pharmaceutical companies to promote
Street Nurses Events Next Week
Celebrated Vancouver Street Nurses Come to NYC; Events
Are We Undermining Women’s Work with the Title “Health Care Extender?”
Every time I hear or read the
National Advisory Council Member, Ivan Oransky’s New Article about Stem Cell Research Featured in The New Republic
Dr. Ivan Oransky, a member of CHMP’s
The AMA and the IOM Report on the Future of Nursing
The Institute of Medicine’s new report on
IOM Report on the Future of Nursing Released
The preliminary Institute of Medicine report on
Nurse Managed Centers Week
Nurse-managed centers are nurse-led, community-based programs and
Celebrated Vancouver Street Nurses Come to NYC; Events Explore Harm Reduction Practices & Policies
For Immediate Release: Contact: Tristin Aaron, Director of Communications Center
Welcome Martin Dornbaum Senior Fellow
Mr. Martin Dornbaum M.S. is the Founding Director of the Health Professions Education Center (HPEC) at Hunter College. Since its inception in 1988, the HPEC has met the educational needs of students at different instructional levels and operates as a comprehensive learning center using new media, computer programs, and audiovisuals as a primary teaching strategy. As a technology integration specialist, Martin collaborates with faculty on their pedagogical use of IT and the improvement of learning outcomes of future health care professionals. His areas of interest include: media-use in education, Nursing and Medical Informatics, On-line Clinical Tracking Tools, Electronic Medical Records, Bedside Computing, the use of high-fidelity patient simulators for teaching clinical and diagnostic competencies and decision making skills, Telemedicine, Translational Research, E-learning tools, Computer Assisted Instructional Software, Tablet and GRID Computing.
