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Faces of InnoVAtion: Chris Slatore - VA News
Lung cancer, encompassing small cell and non-small cell, is the second most common cancer in men and women and makes up almost 25 percent of all cancer deaths.
To help promote lung cancer screening throughout different VA facilities, Dr. Slatore and his team submitted their innovation to the Shark Tank Competition. The innovation provides Veterans with a highly inclusive, safe, and Veteran-centric process that increases access to life-saving annual lung cancer screenings and minimizes the burden for primary care providers.
The VHA Shark Tank Competition identifies employee-developed Promising Practices and matches them with interested facilities. Dr. Slatore and his team’s practice was selected and is now being replicated at the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System through the Diffusion of Excellence portfolio, which provides project management support and resources to scale a Promising Practice from a single facility to multiple locations.
“We went in thinking we knew everything about lung cancer screening processes and quickly realized that our Implementing Facility Fellows knew a ton as well! They have been very helpful at making our own program even better,” Dr. Slatore said.
Dr. Slatore specifically came to VA because of the opportunity to use world-class medical innovation capabilities to help Veterans. At the facility where Dr. Slatore and his team developed their lung cancer screening practice, they have already positively impacted Veteran lives for the better. Now through the Diffusion of Excellence program, they have the chance to integrate their best practices throughout VHA. The CLCS program so far has received more than 3,500 consults, screened approximately 2,076 Veterans, and detected and treated 62 patients with early-stage lung cancer.
Dr. Slatore’s favorite part about innovation in VA is the collaboration between team members focusing on improving health for Veterans.
“VA is an amazingly innovative place to work! People are given a ton of freedom and encouragement to improve care processes for Veterans. Because of the VHA IE’s singular mission to improve health for Veterans, it is relatively easy to persuade leaders to pursue new strategies and processes that fulfill that mission.” expressed Dr. Slatore.
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2024 Birmingham VA Health Care System Summer Youth Volunteer Information Who: High School students aged 14 to 18 may apply Where: We have 3 opportunities at our Huntsville outpatient clinic with the remainder in Birmingham: 2 at our 25th Street outpatient clinic and 13 at the main medical center on University. What: Volunteer assignments designed to assist various departments while learning about health care and VA. Students must complete at least 50 hours of service at a pace of no more than 24 hours per week. How: Please apply using the application provided below. Take note of the requirement to answer two questions. When: Since school years end and begin at different times, there is no firm start or end date. We will start letting students know of their acceptance as they come in. We are accepting applications as of 4/15/2024 – when all slots are filled, we will announce this on our Facebook pageIf more information is needed, please contact Voluntary Service at or email VHABIRVoluntaryService@va.gov.
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Say a researcher is considering how powerful a battery should be to successfully power an aircraft. Using older systems, the researcher would have to run a separate simulation for each battery power level.
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“You could tell Aviary to figure out how powerful a battery should be to make using it worthwhile. It will run a simulated flight mission and come back with the result,” Gratz said. “Older tools can’t do that without modification.”
Aviary can simulate all these concepts simultaneously – no other modelling tool can easily consider prior legacy tools, separate tools introduced by users, and gradients.
“Other tools have some of these things, but none of them have all of these things,” Gratz said.
What’s more, Aviary comes with extensive documentation.
“Documentation is another important part of Aviary,” Gratz said. “If nobody can understand the tool, nobody can use it. By having a good record of Aviary’s development and changes, more people can benefit. You don’t have to be an expert to use it.”
NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ames Research Center in California, and Langley Research Center in Virginia contributed to Aviary.
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Pharmacy PGY2 Program | VA Birmingham Health Care | Veterans Affairs
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PGY2 Program Overview
The PGY2 Pharmacy Pain Management and Palliative Care Residency is a second-year specialty residency directed to develop knowledge, attitude and skills needed to become a clinical pharmacist practitioner with expertise in complex pain management treatments. The residency program includes advanced training in a variety of pain-related interprofessional areas within two different VA hospitals: Birmingham VA Healthcare System and Tuscaloosa VA Medical Center. The resident will be accountable for achieving optimal drug therapy outcomes through monitoring, evaluating, and refining patient drug therapy both independently and as part of an interprofessional team. By completing this comprehensive advanced training program, the resident is equipped with excellent leadership and clinical skills to practice as a proficient, well-rounded independent clinical pharmacy practitioner in a pain management, substance abuse and mental health/pain setting.
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PGY2 Pharmacy Residency programs build on Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) education and PGY1 pharmacy residency programs to contribute to the development of clinical pharmacist in specialized areas of practice.
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Residents' salaries are established annually. Currently, the salary is approximately $57,103 for First Year Residents (PGY-1). Dental jackets and scrubs are furnished by the medical center. Residents are eligible to enroll in the medical and life insurance programs of the medical center. They are allowed 1 day of paid annual leave per 2-week pay period and ½ day of sick leave per 2-week pay period. They also get 11 paid government holidays.  In addition, a total of 5 days of official leave may be approved to attend professional meetings and continuing education courses and to take State Board Examinations. Any tuition or travel costs will be the responsibility of the resident. Annual and official leave is granted at the discretion of the Chief, Dental Service, contingent upon patient care needs. Leave must be requested at least 30 days in advance except in cases of emergency.

Each Resident has an assigned operatory daily.
Each Resident has a Dental Assistant assigned daily.
Each Resident has dedicated separate office workspace outside of the operatory.
Each Resident works with a Periodontist and an Endodontist one on one, one half day per week.

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