Ashley Hay

The Summit on Revitalizing Primary Care-2024
Acknowledgments Recognizing the tenuous state of primary care and being motivated by the growing national momentum toward responding to the primary care crisis, faculty from the University of California, Davis School of Medicine planned and convened the Summit on Revitalizing Primary Care at UC Davis, October 16-18, 2024. Co-chairs Drs. Anthony Jerant, Courtney Lyles, and Richard Kravitz are indebted to their planning committee colleagues, Deborah ...

Planning to attend RSNA this December? We’ll be there, too! We can’t wait to see you on the floor. As the conference approaches, we’re sharing a series of patient case studies that highlight our unique approach to radiology, and how a proactive healthcare (vs. a reactive “sick-care”) approach can improve patient outcomes for a variety of diagnoses and health conditions.
Our first case highlights how proactive whole body MRI screening can improve health outcomes for patients with cancer - espe...

Our latest case focuses on a 36-year-old female who underwent a WB-MRI screening without any significant medical history or known symptoms. The scan revealed uterine didelphys—a rare congenital condition involving two uteri—with a potential early pregnancy in one of the uteruses. The patient did not expect to be pregnant and was unaware of her unique anatomy, gaining crucial insights that will inform her next steps and allow for timely care.
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Patient History
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Our latest case explores the detection of a congenital anomaly with chronic effects in a male patient. The WB-MRI uncovered a severely atrophic, end-stage right kidney caused by chronic obstruction of the right collecting system. This was due to an ectopic right ureter, a condition where the ureter doesn't connect properly to the bladder and drains urine somewhere else. Despite the...

Real patient stories reveal the life-changing potential of whole body MRI (WB-MRI) and the impact of prioritizing proactive healthcare. Our latest case features a 64-year-old female who, with no pressing concerns, underwent WB-MRI screening. The scan revealed a high-risk cerebral aneurysm and compensated cirrhosis, highlighting the power of WB-MRI in uncovering asymptomatic conditions and enabling proactive care.

One-pager for prospective Prospology students (for use virtually and in-person at conferences)

As the demand for efficient and cost-effective drug development processes continues to rise, biotech companies are increasingly seeking new technological approaches to revolutionize their clinical research data management.

This whitepaper highlights the advantages associated with the adoption of the EHR in clinical trials, including the benefits for sponsors, site teams, and patient participants.

Roughly 50% of all U.S. adults report difficulty affording health care costs. Of those taking prescription drugs, one in four say they struggle to afford the cost of their medication. Affordability most impacts individuals taking multiple medications and those with annual household incomes less than $40,000.1 This can lead to limited medication access, reduced patient compliance and decreased health outcomes.

Patient experience webinar

Patient experience webinar

The need for transformation in the
healthcare industry remains unequivocal;
however, progress has been slow. Change
is being driven by rising healthcare costs,
public health crises exacerbated by
COVID-19, and the acceleration of health
equity initiatives to address systemic
inequities...

For years, Fabry disease was often seen as a "man's disease." In this webinar, a group of women discuss topics around the unique set of challenges they've faced, from the struggle for acceptance, to overcoming barriers to proper care, to family planning and managing guilt associated with passing on this genetic disease.

Women in medicine continue to face gender biases and an existing wage gap in the workplace. Overcoming these gender-based biases can be taxing, more so when attempting to navigate any changes as a single physician, particularly within a large institution. Mentorship support can be critical to success and a sustainable career.
The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) presented a survey at its 2021 annual meeting showing that 79% of females working in the oncology sector experienced gen...

The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) and the Community Oncology Alliance (COA) have jointly released new Oncology Medical Home (OMH) guidelines to standardize the definition of high-quality oncology care.
ASCO and COA hope that the new standards will instill a framework focused on high-quality, patient-centric, and value-based care. A multidisciplinary panel of experts assisted in developing the published guidance; the team was comprised of experts in various areas of patient advo...

The director of the Division of Cancer Survivorship at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital believes that education for survivors is vital

Melissa M. Hudson, MD, director of the Division of Cancer Survivorship at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, recalls that her interest in science began at a young age. “I remember talking about medicine since I was in junior high school,” she says. She also remembers her delight upon recently finding a paper about becoming a pediatrician that she had ...