Public Health Style Guide

Public Health menu is in Globals (do not unlink) Checkbox skip render: ucaddon_checklist Course modules + lessons Week 1 Icon box Policy Brief Written Assignment Low-stakes summative. More information to be released later in the course. Chronic diseases The focus has shifted from infectious diseases to chronic diseases, such as heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. […]

Week 1: History, identity, inclusivity

Welcome to your first week of Gender-Affirming Care. Your learning is paced with daily material and assignments that will help you meet the learning goals in this course. You will find that some of the materials are assigned as required reading, and others are added as supplemental learning. Sometimes you will be directed or inspired […]

Gender-Affirming Care (Virtual): Med Clin 530

This 2-week virtual elective will introduce students to the care of gender-diverse people. Reinforcing topics reviewed in APM and FMS, the course offers independent study, videos, articles, guidelines, and case reports to explore gender-affirming care (GAC) with evidence-based and trauma-centered care. The course is supported by the input of a community advisory board to ensure […]

Style guide: Gross Anatomy textbook (2026)

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SOAP note exemplar

Subjective Brief hospital course: Ms. Smith is an 88-year-old dementia patient who was hospitalized for sepsis on <date>. A diagnosis of septic shock due to aspiration pneumonia causing acute hypoxic respiratory failure was made after patient underwent testing including chest imaging, blood cultures and urinalysis. She initially received aggressive intravenous fluid resuscitation and IV antibiotics <>, […]

Principles for universal design

Mayer’s principles This material is taken directly from CreativePro’s Designing for neurodiverse audiences. Use Mayer’s principles because it’s better for everyone. Here’s a summary of the principles that are most helpful for anyone designing content for neurodivergent users: Cut out unnecessary details. Remove nonessential information, imagery, or music to help your users better understand your […]

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Knowledge Check

These four scenarios were created to see how much you’ve learned in this module. The answers are for self-check only. Detailed explanations with primary sources are provided regardless of your response. Take your time. Priya Priya is a 34-year-old woman who presents with a 12-day history of progressively worsening fever—initially low-grade, now 39.8°C—accompanied by headache, […]