APRIL
2005
Volume 29 •
No. 4
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Dean calls for improved bedside teaching
For Whyte, medical direction of the ORs is a balancing act
Match Day brings 151 new house staff to SHC, LPCH
SHC/LPCH house staff arrivals.pdf
Lastword now includes Cath Lab results from Apollo
Lane
Library classes
The following short-term classes offered by Stanford's Lane Medical Library may be of interest to physicians:
WRITING FOR MEDICAL JOURNALS
In this two-hour evening class, we will examine the basics of creating manuscripts for peer-reviewed publications. We will study both the elements of good medical writing, and the process of assembling the various parts of a manuscript (e.g., organizing bibliographic references, constructing tables and figures, etc.). We will look at these issues from the point of view of the journal editor (aside from peer-review criticism of your science)
T, May 17
6:15 - 8:15 p.m
Class meets in M114 at the Medical SchoolWALKING TOUR OF THE SUMC ARCHITECTURE
Put on your walking shoes and come explore the architectural landscape of the Stanford University Medical Center. The tour will provide an informative introduction to the highlights of SUMC's architecture. Open to the public.
W, Apr 20 1:00 - 2:00 pm
W, May 11 1:00 - 2:00 pm
W, Jun 8 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Tour meets at the fountains in front of the Hospital on Pasteur DriveFINDING FUNDING
Explore websites and databases to find financial support for fellowships, research funds, and more. Go beyond the NSF and the NIH in this hands-on class.
W, May 25 5:00 - 6:30 pm
Th, Jun 23 5:00 - 6:30 pm
Class meets in Computer Lab - Room M-202Registration is required for most classes. To register, connect to the library's Web page: http://lane.stanford.edu/ classes or call 650 723-6831 for more information.
