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... One of the discrete institutional innovations of Dr. Snyderman’s tenure as Chancellor was the creation of the Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI). Looked down upon by top-tier medical schools and academic medical centers, clinical research and trials nevertheless seemed to Dr. Snyderman...

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... and diversity. Race relations Neighborhood Partnership Initiative Gender equality Women’s Initiative One of the discrete institutional innovations of Dr. Snyderman’s tenure as Chancellor was the creation of the Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI). Looked down upon by top-tier medical schools...

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... The Duke University Medical Center when Ralph Snyderman took over as Chancellor of Health Affairs in 1989 was a well-recognized academic medical center, a sprawling, complex, and large academic, clinical, and educational institution. But, like similar institutions with the development of managed...

... Not long into his first term, initiatives were developed to enhance the basic sciences through recruiting outstanding chairs and faculty. Major organizational changes were needed to prepare the medical center for managed care. Duke University Medical Center needed be able to act...

... For $4 a year, a family in the village of Kuwdé, in northern Togo, can sign up for health insurance at a local medical clinic. This system, created by Duke students in 2009, is a win for both sides. Insured villagers save money when purchasing medicines, while the clinic makes money from...

.... Inevitably crises arose as well. One of these involved the temporary suspension of Duke’s large program of clinical trials by a division of the Department of Health and Human Services. Another involved the organ transplantation error that resulted in the death of a 17 year-old girl. Both incidents made...

... was needed and this in turn created tumult and resistance among some constituencies reluctant to part with traditional ways. Genentech Inc. Biomedical Research Education Clinical Care Duke University Medical Center Organization Dr. Snyderman describes his view of the operation of the medical...

... that conventional care was wrongly focused. In consultation with leaders in integrative medicine, Dr. Snyderman was instrumental in the creation of the Duke Center for Integrative Medicine. Holistic needs of patients Integrative medicine Complementary and alternative medicine Mindfulness Jon Kabat-Zinn...

..., racial and gender equity were identified and addressed. The concept and eventual implementation of Duke University Health System was the center of a coherent approach for clinical operations. DUHS expanded the medical center to include regional hospital and physician networks thereby creating...

... enterprise in which clinical practice, research, and medical education began to fuse. The leading site of this fusion was the American academic medical center, which began at such leading institutions as Johns Hopkins, Harvard, and the University of Pennsylvania. Duke University joined the trend in 1924...

... as among the most innovative medical institutions. Inevitably crises arose as well. One of these involved the temporary suspension of Duke’s large program of clinical trials by a division of the Department of Health and Human Services. Another involved the organ transplantation error that resulted...

... for how to better promote collaboration. herbal medicine traditional medicine biomedicine Lomé For $4 a year, a family in the village of Kuwdé, in northern Togo, can sign up for health insurance at a local medical clinic. This system, created by Duke students in 2009, is a win for both...