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Study evaluates tailored exercise prescription that optimizes exercise intensity in cardiac rehabilitation.

Research published by medical student and lead author Kendall Burdick in the Annals of Emergency Medicine showed significant disparities in access to pediatric trauma centers in the United States based on geography, race and ethnicity—which leaves some children at risk for poor trauma outcomes.

The Center for Clinical and Translational Science at UMass Chan Medical School awarded PURCH student Carly Herbert a 2022 TL1 Award—a highly competitive pre- and post-doctoral fellowship training program.

A new JAMA study by Baystate Health physicians and researchers looks at how transgender and gender expansive (TGE) physicians are treated in the workplace.

Stella Barth, a first-year medical student in the PURCH track, was invited to present her research findings on spinal cord injuries at two national conferences last Fall.

The Department of Healthcare Delivery and Population Sciences has been established at UMass Chan Medical School-Baystate under the leadership of Dr. Peter Lindenauer with the aim of promoting health equity in western Massachusetts.

Marcella Jewell, medical student in the Population-based Urban and Rural Community Health track, is conducting research on the true cost of caring for behavioral health patients in Baystate's pediatric emergency department.

Clinical trials are the safest and fastest way to find new ways to address health problems, or improve the health of the people in our communities.

UMass Med News: Kendall Burdick, Class of 2023, was awarded a one-year $5,000 Medical Student Research Grant for her study of the effect of geographic and racial factors on access to pediatric trauma care.

Marcella Jewell, a first-year MD/PhD student in the Population-based Urban and Rural Community Health program at UMass Medical School–Baystate and a Research Associate in the Institute for Healthcare Delivery and Population Science, is first author on a paper in BMJ Quality & Safety reporting unnecessary antibiotic prescribing in children hospitalized for asthma exacerbation.