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February 23, 2004 Volume 13 No. 4

Teaching by Example
Sheri Keitz, MD, PhD, Richard Mooney, MD, and Lawrence Marks, MD, are the first recipients of the Duke University School of Medicine’s new Master Clinician/Teaching Award. The award honors faculty who have superlative accomplishment and service in clinica

Lawrence Marks, MD, had never heard of the new Master Clinician/Teaching Award. So when an assistant came to him in the Radiation/Oncology Clinic and told him he needed to open a letter from the dean of Duke University's School of Medicine, Marks had no idea he was about to become one of the award's first recipients.

Marks, along with Sheri Keitz, MD, PhD, and Richard Mooney, PhD, are the first three winners of the award, a new honor...

Sheri Keitz, MD, PhD,

	Frequently Asked Questions about the Severe Weather Policy Editor’s Note: Although the winter weather season will soon pass, Mother Nature has been known to surprise North Carolina with severe weather at any time of the year. During recent severe weather incidents, Duke University Medical Center and Duke University Health...
	Enhancing the Environment for Women in Medicine Ann Brown, MD, assistant professor in the departments of Medicine and Obstetrics and Gynecology,...
	Construction Update What’s going up around Duke University Medical Center and Duke University Health System? Quite a bit. By the end of this year, two new buildings should be completed on the DUMC campus: the Center for...
	Duke Employees Among First to Benefit from New Health Care Model Duke Prospective Health aims to help prevent rather than just treat disease. The symptoms of an ailing health care system are most evident in the skyrocketing costs that have...
	Neuroscience Internship Provides Opportunities When Beth Britt graduated from nursing school two years ago as a registered nurse, she was eager...