Physician empathy elicits more patient information, professor finds
The study found that families usually shared more information with a physician when they were treated with empathy and allowed more time to respond.
Sarah Roach
GW Hospital treats seven patients for Segway-related injuries
Over the past year, seven patients were treated for segway-related injuries while two patients were treated after hoverboard and electric scooter accidents.
GW Libraries to update online search interface, management system
GW Libraries will transition to a new management and search system for all libraries in the Washington Research Library Consortium this month.
Prepared meal delivery service added to GWorld
Healthy Fresh Meals, a meal preparation and delivery service based in northeast D.C., now accepts GWorld.
New GW-branded campus shuttles equipped with Wi-Fi, bike racks
The University debuted new GW-branded Vern Express shuttles equipped with Wi-Fi and USB charging ports this weekend.
Milken faculty denounce lawsuit challenging ACA
Milken faculty filed a brief to defend the Affordable Care Act after Republican-led effort to repeal the legislation.
Record number of students to fill Class of 2022
Officials said more first-year students committed to GW this spring than anticipated – an unexpected uptick in the University’s long-declining yield rate.
GW Hospital employees protest union contract deadlock
More than 300 unionized workers rallied outside GW Hospital Saturday to protest a contract stalemate that has been ongoing for more than four months.
Professors find kidney stone medication is ineffective
A clinical trial by medical school faculty found that a medication commonly used to treat kidney stones is ineffective.
ANC approves H Street crosswalk plan
The Foggy Bottom and West End Advisory Neighborhood Commission unanimously approved plans to install a new crosswalk on H Street Wednesday.