Could the most damaging of the Covid-19 pandemic be the routine medical care of patients by their doctors. BRI Board Chair Sally Pipes thinks so…WATCH NOW!
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JAMA – Medical education takes a Step in the right direction. Where does that leave students?
The American Medical Association discusses changes to the STEP 1 exam and how those changes will effect medical students – in the US and internationally. JAMA – Medical education takes […]
JAMA – Potential Implications of COVID-19 for the 2020-2021 Residency Application Cycle
The American Medical Association (AMA) discusses how the Covid-19 pandemic has and will change the application cycle for 4th year medical students applying for residency in the June 3, 2020 […]
Credentialing problems create more physician shortages
Dr. Peter Wei, a BRI alum and former chapter leader, worked with BRI strategic partner Mercatus Center and economist Edward J. Timmons to author this timely and important paper on […]
BRI Live Event Series with Rafael Fonesca, M.D., Interim Executive Director, Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center – ““Medicine in the post COVID era – the Genie is out of the bottle!”
Rafael Fonseca, MD, is the Getz Family Professor of Cancer, Professor of Medicine, Chair of the Department of Internal Medicine, Director for Innovation and Transformational Relationships, Interim Executive Director of […]