Resilience Through COVID-19: Solving ‘Wicked Problems’
Through a new elective, Baylor College of Medicine students address challenges that will impact their education during COVID-19.
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Medical Education
Psychology, OCD, and COVID-19: Interview with Dr. Eric Storch
Dr. Eric Storch reflects on why he became a psychologist and shares advice for maintaining mental health in tough times.
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Pursuing psychiatry and coping: Q&A with Dr. Shelley Fang Rote
Dr. Shelley Fang Rote is a first-year psychiatry resident at Baylor College of Medicine. She is committed to equitable treatment of mental health conditions, with
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Geriatric psychiatry and COVID-19: Interview with Dr. Ali Abbas Asghar-Ali
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of Progress Notes posts featuring mental health professionals, their interests, and their thoughts on the COVID-19
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Welcome new School of Health Professions students!
New students in the School of Health Professions at Baylor College of Medicine, which includes the Physician Assistant Program and the Orthotics and Prosthetics Program,
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Dimensions of time: Starting medical school in the COVID-19 era
I didn’t learn how to tell time until age nine. I had somehow missed the important lesson on how to read the hands on a
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Virtual mentoring of future medical students during COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has isolated us and has caused incredible grief. With the suspension of clinical rotations this spring, I wanted to give medical students,
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Texas and a career in family planning
Editor’s note: The opinions expressed in the following blog post do not reflect the views of Baylor College of Medicine, Planned Parenthood, the Society of
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Glued feet: The importance of compassion and healing in medicine
Ms. Cooper came to us after a truck ran into her one Saturday evening. She arrived in between the chaos of receiving two code-one gunshot
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Under the masks: Emergency medicine doctors reflect on COVID-19
They are physicians, mentors, partners, mothers, sisters, friends, colleagues – but most evidently now, they are heroes. I (virtually) sat down with five women physicians,
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