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Day One:
Saturday – November 3, 2012
What if you gathered together the greatest minds in academic medicine?
Every year, the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) does just that. This year, University of Utah Health Sciences sent our Algorithms for Innovation film crew to interview thought leaders from around the country to learn what they were thinking about innovation, creativity, discovery and the future at the 2012 AAMC Annual Meeting in San Francisco.
Here are dispatches from the front lines.#utahinnovationDr. Darrell Kirch
President & CEO, AAMC
How do we convince academic medical centers to lead change?
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Dr. Claire Pomeroy
Vice Chancellor for Human Health Sciences University of California Davis
What is the role of the academic medical center in addressing our nation's health care crisis?
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Dr. Richard Krugman
Vice Chancellor for the Office of Health Affairs University of Colorado Denver
Can faculty in academic medical centers really work together as teams?
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Dr. Ann Bonham
Chief Scientific Officer, AAMC
Why is science and the objective generation of evidence so critical for health care?
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Aaron Byzak
Government Affairs University of California San Diego
How do we use technology to personalize health care and address the physician shortage?
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Dr. Carol Rumack
University of Colorado
How do we deal with falsehoods propagated about health on the internet? Is technology moving too fast—ahead of our understanding of its implications?
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Eric Sid
Med Student, University of Washington
How do we support disadvantaged kids and help get them into medical school and succeed?
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Robert Gugliemo
Med Student, Wayne State University
How can we use social media to help patients understand their disease and advance research?
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Eric Sid
Med Student – University of Washington School of Medicine
How do we support disadvantaged kids and help get them into medical school and succeed?
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Dr. Mark Kahn
Tulane SOM @tulanemed
How do we encourage creative problem solving in academic medicine?
CommentBrian Lopez
Med Student - University of New Mexico
How do we encourage medical students to share their ideas with faculty?
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Dr. John Co
Mass Gen @massgeneralnews
How do we better promote interdisciplinary learning in medical school?
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Dr. Robert Winn
University of Colorado
How can medical schools work more collaboratively to share resources and improve medical education?
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Tara Cunningham
Admissions - University of Arizona
How do faculty and staff stay ahead of the learning curve – especially in regards to social media and technology?
CommentMichelle Sainte & Dr. Valerie Parkas
Mt Sinai
How do we keep our faculty and students passionate about innovation?
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