Dr. Michele Barry hosts small gatherings in her home to give track residents the opportunity to present cutting-edge research on a topic of their choice. Residents identify a paper or series of papers to discuss and invite the principal investigator to co-present and lead the discussion with the group. These informal dinners are multi-disciplinary and have led to longstanding collaborations among residents and Stanford faculty. 

 

Recent Journal Club Presentations

• January 2024 – Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Global Health
  • Facilitator: Savannah Karmen-Tuohy, MD
  • Faculty Lead: Russ Altman, MD
  • Articles:
    • Artificial intelligence and the future of global health
    • Clinical benefit of AI-assisted lung ultrasound in a resource-limited intensive care unit
• September, 2023 – Bourgeois Empiricist Models of Disease Causation and the Coloniality of Global Public Health
  • Facilitator: Nick Zehner, MD
  • Faculty Lead: Gene Richardson, MD
  • Articles:
    • Reparations their potential impact on SARS CoV2 transmission
    • On the coloniality of global public health

Previous Presentations

• May, 2023 – HPV Vaccination Challenges and Opportunities in Africa
• February, 2023 – Pandemic Pathogen Policy
• October, 2022 – Management of Acute Stroke in LMICs
• July, 2022 – Nipah Virus 
• January, 2022 – Arboviruses
• October, 2020 – Using video teaching in the global health environment
• August, 2020 – Yellow Fever
• May, 2020 – Prevention of COVID-Transmission in high-risk, lower-resource settings
• February, 2020 – Attacks on healthcare facilities in conflict settings
• November, 2019 
• August, 2019 – Risk and Response to Biological Catastrophes
• April, 2019 – Venezuela’s Humanitarian/Public Health Crisis
• January, 2019 – TB
• September, 2018 – Mobile health and noncommunicable disease care in refugee populations in Lebanon
• June, 2018 – The Millenium Villages Project
• November, 2017 – mHealth CVD LMICs, Burden of RHD, Capacity for HF in SSA
• June, 2017 – Renal Diseases in the Developing World
• March, 2017 – Refugee Health
• October, 2016 – Viral Hepatitis
• February, 2016 – Zika Virus
• 2015 – Antimicrobial Resistance
• 2014 – Community Health

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