Keck School of Medicine, along with the Institute for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Research and Division of Health Behavior Research seeks candidates for one‐ to three‐year research fellowships (pending final funding decisions). Fellowship positions provide mentored training in research as well as protected time to participate in publishing, grant writing, and other career development activities. Fellows will have the opportunity to work with an interdisciplinary group of faculty who conduct research on the determinants, epidemiology, and intervention/prevention of behavioral influences on cancer risk and survivorship.
Evidence review helps to understand enhanced recovery after vascular surgery
A recent evidence review on enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) is helping those in the field understand the clinical effectiveness of current best practices, and where there are gaps in knowledge and evidence. The Southern California Evidence Review Center,...
