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Contains frequently-asked questions, policies, procedures, and a learning submission area for the UT Southwestern Institutional Repository.

UT Southwestern Communities

Top-level community for various UT Southwestern collections (publications and presentations, selected Grand Rounds material, archival documents, etc.)

UT Southwestern Electronic Theses and Dissertations

This community is the home for the UT Southwestern Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs).

Building trust in a time of turmoil

Lee, Thomas H. (2023-02-03)
Teaching the old dog new tricks: efforts to reform clinical trial design and conduct

Gerbers, David (2023-01-27)
The role of race in lung function interpretation: a modern view

Kaminsky, David (2023-01-20)
Predisposition of COVID-19 patients to secondary infections: set in stone or subject to change?

Sopirala, Madhuri (2023-01-13)
Exploring the untapped nexus of ethics and health facility design

Anderson, Diana C.; Hercules, William J.; Teti, Stowe Locke; Deemer, David A. (2023-01-10)

Architecture inherently reflects the normative preferences of its time. This certainly applies to healthcare architecture, where design concepts have intentional and decades-long effects on patients, families, and staff. ...

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Building trust in a time of turmoil

Teaching the old dog new tricks: efforts to reform clinical trial design and conduct

The role of race in lung function interpretation: a modern view

Predisposition of COVID-19 patients to secondary infections: set in stone or subject to change?

Exploring the untapped nexus of ethics and health facility design

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Building trust in a time of turmoil ﻿

Teaching the old dog new tricks: efforts to reform clinical trial design and conduct ﻿

The role of race in lung function interpretation: a modern view ﻿

Predisposition of COVID-19 patients to secondary infections: set in stone or subject to change? ﻿

Exploring the untapped nexus of ethics and health facility design ﻿

Building trust in a time of turmoil

Teaching the old dog new tricks: efforts to reform clinical trial design and conduct

The role of race in lung function interpretation: a modern view

Predisposition of COVID-19 patients to secondary infections: set in stone or subject to change?

Exploring the untapped nexus of ethics and health facility design