Parent blog: Ashley and Matthew Gerlach
Colby and Connor Gerlach kept their care team on their toes from day one. After several weeks in our hospital, their mom says, “The boys let the NICU staff take a quick breather and did some more ‘normal preemie things.’ However, the break was short-lived.”
Broadcasts: Need to know
- Have you completed your 2020 Conflict of Interest disclosure?
- Updated Feb. 26: What you need to know: 2019 Novel Coronavirus
- Physicians can now cast their vote in the 2020 U.S. News ‘Best Hospitals’ survey
Announcements
- Have you seen this flyer? Here’s what it means
- Free Atrium salad, rec pass, for taking the stairs? Yes, please!
- Need to report an incident? A new tool is coming soon
- The Loop half-hour downtime on Thursday, Feb. 27
- Johnson County Sexual Assault Response Team (JCSART) seeking nurses to join the SANE team
- IHERF offers Health Care Careers Scholarship program
- Provide your feedback about the Department of Surgery service pager process
News
- kcrg.com: UI professor looking for medical marijuana study participants
- uichildrens.org: Parent blog: Ashley and Matthew Gerlach
- medicine.uiowa.edu: ‘A Beacon of Light’: Doctor raises money for children, adolescents waiting in the ER for psychiatric care
- Project Art presents a new exhibit by John McGlinn
- medicine.uiowa.edu: Carver College of Medicine recognizes 47 faculty as Impact Scholars
- kcrg.com: UI Hospitals & Clinics is prepared for potential coronavirus outbreak in eastern Iowa
- press-citizen.com: Canadian mother finds hope here for son with clubfoot*
- thegazette.com: UI doctors help solve fatal mystery plaguing Mennonite families*
- Christine Bachrach selected as chief compliance officer of UI Health Care
- internalmedicineiowa.org: Internal Medicine shows its soul by donating shoes to Soles4Souls
- stories.uiowa.edu: How Girls Go STEM is making waves and opening doors
- medicine.uiowa.edu: Snyder named associate dean for faculty affairs and development
- npr.org: They fell in love helping drug users. But fear kept him from helping himself
Facebook Feed
Pops of color from a new mural outside our psychiatry clinics remind passersby of the joy and kindness in the world. spr.ly/61811my8B
I hope this colorful work of art finds a special place in the folks who are suffering in body and spirit. God bless the artist and her generosity.
Beautiful 😊
Events
February 27, 2020
Men’s Health Seminar: Orthopedic (hip and back) reasons for pelvic pain
February 28, 2020
12th Annual Faculty Women’s Symposium: Difficult Dialogues
February 29, 2020
March 2, 2020
College of Medicine Spotlight on Current and Future Research
March 3, 2020
View the giant inflatable colon in support of Colon Cancer Awareness month
March 5, 2020
Lasik and other vision-correction surgery options at free seminar
Health Seminar: Sexual health concerns when diagnosed with cancer
March 9, 2020 - March 13, 2020
Patient Safety Awareness Week 2020