Beatrice Romaine

Beatrice Romaine

Academic Education Expert
Beatrice Romaine is an expert in academic education and its role in the healthcare workforce. An advocate for lifelong learning and continuous improvement, Beatrice analyzes how the education system prepares medical practitioners for clinical environments. Beatrice explores the importance of multicultural education in academic programs, the effectiveness of online and traditional learning in academia, and the challenges of translating educational theory into effective patient care.
Is DEI Losing Ground in Medical Accreditation Standards?
Workforce Is DEI Losing Ground in Medical Accreditation Standards?

Recent analysis of medical education reveals an emerging challenge in the ongoing debate over Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) standards within accreditation. The findings show a significant shift away from these DEI requirements, reflecting broader concerns within the industry about

Can AMIU's New Campus Transform Africa's Health Education?
Workforce Can AMIU's New Campus Transform Africa's Health Education?

Amref International University celebrated its sixth graduation ceremony with the grand unveiling of the new Northlands Campus in Ruiru, near Nairobi, marking a significant advancement in African health education. This event was unparalleled in its scope and ambition, as it highlighted a remarkable

The Role of Informatics, Its Applications, and Expectations in Health
Editorial The Role of Informatics, Its Applications, and Expectations in Health

The power of information and technology in medicine improves how practitioners solve complicated issues. Informatics is a multidisciplinary approach that leverages both tech and information to become a health IT discipline. In healthcare, it helps organizations advance care and services. Businesses

Can Employers Solve ED Overflow Through Education?
Workforce Can Employers Solve ED Overflow Through Education?

Emergency departments (EDs) across the United States are experiencing unprecedented congestion, exacerbated by generational healthcare literacy gaps. This overcrowding is not solely a reflection of heightened population growth but a systemic issue driven by misconceptions and limited healthcare

The Future of Transfusion: Japan Develops New Artificial Blood
Editorial The Future of Transfusion: Japan Develops New Artificial Blood

Blood shortage has been one of the biggest challenges faced by medical centers all over the world. The ongoing struggle to collect sufficient donated blood has compelled many health professionals to explore alternative solutions to the global blood crisis. Now, a groundbreaking development emerging

Promising Malaria Research: Healing the Cause, Not the Outcome
Editorial Promising Malaria Research: Healing the Cause, Not the Outcome

Malaria, caused by plasmodium parasites, remains one of the world’s deadliest diseases, claiming the lives of millions yearly. The health industry has created and implemented several solutions, from bed nets to mosquito repellents, to protect individuals in high-risk nations from getting bitten. D

Groundbreaking Neuroscience Startups to Watch in 2025
Editorial Groundbreaking Neuroscience Startups to Watch in 2025

Thanks to advances in neuroscience, progress in understanding the brain is improving. In late 2024, Introspective Market Research unveiled an in-depth analysis of the global neuroscience market. Valued at USD 43.5 billion in 2023, it is poised for substantial growth and is expected to reach USD

From Lab to Market: AI’s Impact on Biotech and Healthcare Marketing
Editorial From Lab to Market: AI’s Impact on Biotech and Healthcare Marketing

Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare, from marketing to drug discovery. This is crucial for the biotech industry, where bringing a new pill to market can be extremely costly and complicated due to regulatory and supply chain challenges.   Along with advertising budgets, research and

Who Will Lead KU School of Medicine-Wichita After Minns' Transition?
Workforce Who Will Lead KU School of Medicine-Wichita After Minns' Transition?

The University of Kansas Medical Center has announced the transition of Garold Minns, M.D., from his current role as the dean of the KU School of Medicine-Wichita to dean emeritus. This change comes after Minns' impactful tenure since 2012. Dr. Laura Tatpati, a clinical professor of obstetrics

How Will FIU and Baptist Health's New Facility Shape Medical Education?
Workforce How Will FIU and Baptist Health's New Facility Shape Medical Education?

Florida International University (FIU) has recently announced its collaboration with Baptist Health South Florida to establish a new $212 million Academic Health Sciences and Clinical Facility on FIU’s main campus. This significant development, led by Stantec as the chosen design firm, aims to t

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