Keeping well, teaching well: supporting staff wellbeing

Myelin: Keeping nerves well wrapped up

The recently determined structure of protein zero, P0, the most abundant peripheral nerve myelin protein, provides new insights into the molecular structure of myelin and potential disease mechanisms in hereditary peripheral neuropathies.

Supporting the well-being of medical students.

Well, well, well water.

Although the multiplication of bacteriophages (phages) has a substantial impact on the biosphere, comparatively little is known about how the external environment affects phage production. Here we report that sub-lethal concentrations of certain antibiotics can substantially stimulate the host bacterial cell’s production of some virulent phage. For example, a low dosage of cefotaxime, a cephalo...

Changing Unit Culture and Fostering Well-being of Staff

Changing Unit Culture and Fostering Well-being of Staff Susan Launder MSN, RN, OCN, Introduction: The key role of healthcare leaders is to create and sustain an environment that optimizes high-quality, safe, and effective patient-centered care. The leader’s role is to ensure the best possible physical environment and provide a culture that supports healthcare team members in the stressful work ...

Staff and Faculty Health and Well-being Program