Medical leadership and 3D-printed cartilage

01/14/22 • 21 min

The Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine at Washington State University emphasizes leadership as part of its curriculum for medical doctors. Founding Dean John Tomkowiak talks about why leadership training is so crucial as health care evolves into medical teams. Physicians who are prepared to be leaders could provide better care for people and take a stronger role in their communities.

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WSU bioengineering researcher Arda Gozen studies another exciting advancement in medical and health sciences: 3D printing of cartilage. Additive manufacturing—3D printing—holds great potential for personalized medicine, treatment of osteoarthritis, and joint replacement.

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01/14/22 • 21 min

Viewscapes - Medical leadership and 3D-printed cartilage

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John Tomkowiak:

Leadership is a science in and of itself. It's a whole field of discipline. That is separate and you don't get exposed to that in your medical training.

Larry Clark:

The Elson S Floyd College of Medicine at Washington State University emphasizes leadership as part of its curriculum for medical doctors. founding Dean John Tomkowiak talked with us about why leadership training is so crucial.

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