Prevalence of caregiving and high caregiving strain among late-career medical school faculty members: workforce, policy, and faculty development implications

Overview of attention for article published in Human Resources for Health, March 2021

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RT @jhu_coah: #COAHchampion #DrkimberlySkarupski is well-known for her research about our own faculty at Hopkins who are also #caregivers—a…

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RT @jhu_coah: #COAHchampion #DrkimberlySkarupski is well-known for her research about our own faculty at Hopkins who are also #caregivers—a…

20 Nov 2023

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#COAHchampion #DrkimberlySkarupski is well-known for her research about our own faculty at Hopkins who are also #caregivers—and the implications and impact caregiving has on academic careers and the future of medicine. Read the article she wrote about it:

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RT @jhu_coah: From .@HopkinsMedicine's Drs. Skarupski, Roth & Durso #Caregiving & #OlderAdults in #MedEd Prevalence of caregiving and hi…

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