What could the evolution of the world’s biggest mice mean for the study of rapid size change and obesity in humans? Christopher Vinyard, Ph.D., professor of anatomy, recently received a […]
Interprofessional education is a term NEOMED students start hearing the day they walk onto campus. What it means, says third-year College of Medicine student Haley Coleman, is that medicine students […]
Strategies and tips for engaging family members of those living with schizophrenia and increasing awareness and acceptance are topics covered by Dr. Danelle Hupp in this presentation.
Danelle Hupp, Ph.D.,, in partnership with a mother of a participant in a CSC for FEP program, discuss the importance of engaging family and natural supports in first episode psychosis care. The mother describers her personal journey and experiences as a family member and provides recommendations for FEP team members regarding what loved ones want and need.
A museum in Reykjavik, Iceland, was the last place three College of Medicine students expected to encounter one of their professors’ names. Olivia Antonescu, Kate Borthwick and Koshala Selvakumar had […]
In this lecture, Dr. Dugan addresses the proper dosing of antipsychotic medication. By the end of this lecture, you will be able to: 1) identify biological, social, and psychological factors that affect psychotic illness, 2) define the mechanisms or rationale for treatments appropriate for psychotic illness, and 3) integrate biological, social, and psychological considerations when designing and implementing treatment of individuals affected by psychotic illness.
In this lecture, Dr. Dugan reviews the mechanisms of action of the medications used to treat psychosis. By the end of this lecture, you will be able to: 1) identify common pharmacologic targets of first and second generation antipsychotic medications, 2) describe proposed therapeutic actions of first and second generation antipsychotic medications, and 3) compare adverse effect profiles of the first and second generation antipsychotic medications.
The Northeast Ohio Medical University-Cleveland State University Partnership for Urban Health and the Cleveland Medical Association (CMA) are hosting a free health care expo that pairs local middle school students […]
Northeast Ohio Medical University’s Best Practices in Schizophrenia Treatment (BeST) Center wants to improve the lives and treatments of those with schizophrenia. As a training instructional specialist, Pamela Roeper, M.A., […]
Christopher Grider, Pharm.D. (’16) tackles common health care issues, like diabetes and hypertension, through “Phun Phacts at the Pharmacy,” a series of educational YouTube videos hosted by Grider himself. Benjamin […]
