The GHHS at UW is responsible for various projects, including but not limited to the Tell Me More Campaign and the Transition to Residency Story Slam event. This year, we are helping facilitate NODA (No One Dies Alone), developing a program to help combat imposter syndrome with MS2’s as they progress through their Step 1 journeys, and aiding in development of the Humanities in Medicine Pathway. In the past, GHHS has also collaborated in national research with the Arnold P. Gold Foundation.

To learn more about our projects please click on the following links below:

Imposter Syndrome Project

Story Slam

Veteran’s Health Initiative