New project aims to study Medicare and Medicaid special needs plans for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
Johnston receives R01 for research on dementia care for adults with intellectual disabilities
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New project aims to study Medicare and Medicaid special needs plans for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026, 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Primary care is widely recognized as the foundation of a strong health system. Yet, in the United States, it remains under-resourced, increasingly strained, and at times isolated from the broader public health systems that help shape population health before and after individuals enter the clinic. As […]
For Dennis Chang, MD, a professor of medicine at WashU Medicine, mentorship was key to shaping his career path as a hospitalist. From formal mentorship during his training to relationships he has developed throughout his career, mentors have helped him develop a career in academic medicine that fits his goals and interests. “Even as a medical […]
James DuBois, DSc, PhD, received a $1.55 million, 4-year R01 renewal to make research with shared qualitative data more usable, responsible, and trustworthy. This new project builds on a highly productive prior grant that reduced ethical and practical barriers to sharing qualitative data in health science research. In that project, the team developed novel software […]