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Research
In a recent study, researchers at Rush found that ventilator allocations guidelines widely vary and only half of state have guidelines in the event of a ventilator shortage.
Innovation, Patient Care
Dr. Frank Phillips, a surgeon at Rush, was the first to use augmented reality imaging during a minimally invasive spine surgery.
Community
While parks and friends’ backyards will be open to celebrate July 4, it’s still important to interact safely with others amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Research
Rush is offering free COVID-19 antibody testing to police officers, firefighters and EMTs as part of a study to determine which first responder occupations have the highest risks for infection.
Patient Care
Dino Rumoro’s plan for a pandemic response started two decades ago; it’s being used now
Community, Rush Medical College
Rush Medical Collge students partner with homeless services provider Franciscan Outreach to provide COVID-19 screening and support
Alumni, College of Nursing
The summer is off to a busy start at RUSH University as we continue to navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic. While this has been a challenging time for everyone, we have much to be proud of at RUSH.
Awards & Recognitions, Rush Medical College
Soetan, rising M3, will lead the Midwest region of the oldest and largest student-run organization focused on the needs and concerns of black medical students in the U.S.
Research
This four-part series looks at the perceptions of more than 2,000 Americans, and the implications for coronavirus mitigation strategies.
Patient Care, College of Health Sciences
At Rush University Medical Center, a handful of student volunteers who are finishing their master’s degrees in respiratory care are helping out while the novel coronavirus pandemic is testing the limits of health care systems.