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Message from the Associate Dean - BCH Oakland

May 2021

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"The Child"


“The Child” mural sits on the side of the 21 story Oakland Marriott Hotel. The child is at the center of what we do and is our reason for being. As we start to emerge from the year we should make space for the child.

 

What does “the child” need? She needs supportive family to care for her. She needs a community to support her. She needs school, structure, access to affordable primary to quaternary care. She needs parents, teachers and legislators to advocate for her. She needs scientists to think about climate change and fight disease.

UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland, now abbreviated BCH OAK, exists by its very nature for “the child.” We make organizational decisions for “the child.” We make decisions, compromises, innovations in care delivery for “the child.”

 

So how are we helping “the child” with what we hope is a regional downslope in the pandemic? There is a tremendous effort right now to provide access to vaccines for kids 16 and 17, and hope for the ability to provide vaccines down to 12 years of age shortly. Pediatricians have been partnering with schools via UCSF CARES (UCSF Collaborative to Advise on Reopening Education Safely) and other forums to help kids go back to school. Dean King has commended the group for Exceptional Volunteerism and Community Service.

 

When we do fully emerge, we need to do better. Our kids’ mental health has been worsened by the pandemic. The Children’s Hospital Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics have partnered to address this issue. For more see the recent press release. Border children need a solution to get resettled and unified with family.  We need to address why our kids die at the end of a police bullet. A recent report from the Washington Post noted 22 children under 16 have been fatally shot in the US since 2015 and most were non-white. Our world has so much healing to do!

 

We are starting to celebrate again albeit mostly on Zoom. Congratulations to our Oakland pediatric residents and fellows who are not only healers but also strong advocates and scientists, advancing knowledge on behalf of our children. Attend our GME grand rounds research symposium on May 18 to see some of their excellent work. Congratulations to our residents and fellows who will graduate June 5.

 


Kelley

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Happy Cinco De Mayo!

BCH Oakland All Faculty Meeting - Wednesday, May 19th

The next BCH Oakland All Faculty Meeting will be held virtually on:


Wednesday, May 19th from 5:00-6:00 PM


Zoom Link

Dial in: 1 669 219 2599 US 

Meeting ID: 968 4417 5454 | Password: 940212



Formal Search for the New Vice Dean of

School of Medicine at ZSFG

Dear Colleagues,

 

It is truly bittersweet that I announce the launch of the formal search for the new Vice Dean of the UCSF School of Medicine at ZSFG, to replace Sue Carlisle, PhD, MD, who is stepping down after a 30-year career at UCSF. Sue’s strong and thoughtful leadership at a critical teaching hospital for UCSF and important safety-net resource for San Francisco will be difficult to replace. Read more.



Chancellor Diversity Awards Nominations:

Extended to May 14th!


Dear UCSF Community,


We would like to remind you that nominations for the 2021 Chancellor Awards for Diversity are currently being accepted and we also have extended the nomination deadline for a week to Friday, May 14.


Each year these Diversity Awards recognize the outstanding UCSF faculty, staff, student/resident/postdoctoral scholars who demonstrate a strong dedication to diversity and whose contributions are aligned with our Anti-racism Initiative. We strongly encourage nominations that represent the intersections of people’s worked and lived experiences and their contributions to diversity.


Chancellor Awards for Diversity are given in the following four areas:


Advancement of Women

Disability Service

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Leadership

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Intersex Leadership


To learn about the award criteria and the nomination process, click hereAll nomination forms must be submitted by the deadline (May 14) to be considered. Please do not hesitate to contact diversityoureach@ucsf.edu for additional information or assistance.

 

Office of Diversity & Outreach

University of California, San Francisco

diversity.ucsf.edu



Advancement & Promotion

The School of Medicine Faculty Council meeting on Demystifying Advancement and Promotion was held on April 15. You can access the recording below:

The meeting agenda can be accessed HERE



Associate Dean for Population Health & Health Equity

Alicia Fernández, MD has been named Associate Dean for Population Health and Health Equity, effective July 1, 2021.

 

Dr. Fernández is widely recognized for her extensive contributions and research on health care equity in chronic disease and racism in medicine. She is the founding Director of the Latinx Center of Excellence (LCOE) and Director of the Center for Vulnerable Populations Program in Latinx and Immigrant Health. She is Professor of Medicine at UCSF, and a general internist at ZSFG, where she practices primary care medicine and attends on the medical wards. Read more


Reminder - Acronym Change

Reminder - NPS Survey

Just a reminder to complete the NPS Survey

Take the opportunity to share your opinion


6th Annual GME Research Symposium

SAVE THE DATE!

Grand Rounds - Tuesday, May 18th at 8:00am



Presented by: 



Nura El-Haj, MD - Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Fellow, and 

Madhav Vissa, MD - Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Fellow


“Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy:

From Bench to Bedside” 

and

“Assessment of heme pools, heme scavengers, and clinical biomarkers of disease severity in sickle cell disease”



Link to info on the UCSF Events Calendar


Please contact Cristina.Fernandez for more info



Virtual Meetings Experiment

In our April newsletter, we shared the below information from Dean, Talmadge E. King, Jr., MD. regarding adjusting virtual meeting times.



  • Creating standard breaks between meetings by shortening 30- and 60-minute meetings to 25 and 50 minutes, respectively (or less if possible).
  • Using a standard start time of :05 (if 25 minutes) or :10 after the hour (if 50 minutes)
  • For meetings longer than one hour, starting at :10 after the hour and offering stretch breaks in the middle of the meeting.

 

You can find more details here, including best practices for time management and using meeting time more effectively. Shorter meetings can also improve meeting productivity, as outlined in this article featuring Adam Gazzaley, MD, founder and executive director of Neuroscape, a translational neuroscience center at UCSF.   



UC System-wide Data Breach


Information on the UC Data Breach can be found here.


If you have questions about the data breach, the UC Office of the President asks that you send them to a special email address that has been created for this incident: communications@ucop.edu.



UCSF Pediatric Research Day 2021



Faculty Development Day 2021

Please save the date: Tuesday, September 14, 2021 is UCSF's Faculty Development Day, sponsored by the Campus Council on Faculty Life (CCFL).

 

Faculty Development Day is a one-day virtual event (9am-4pm) that provides resources for professional development and to enhance faculty life at UCSF. We include plenary sessions and workshops on topics including advancement and promotion, faculty compensation, and succeeding in academia,

 

Topics will be relevant to faculty in all schools and at all career stages. If you are new to UCSF or have not yet attended a Faculty Development Day, we strongly encourage you to block your calendar now to attend part or all of one of the most highly rated CCFL activities.

 

More details on Faculty Development Day will be sent in the coming months. If you have any questionsplease contact Irené Merry at irene.merry@ucsf.edu

 

We encourage you to attend!

 

Sincerely


Brian K. Alldredge, PharmD

Vice Provost-Academic Affairs

Professor of Clinical Pharmacy & Neurology


Hannah C. Glass, MDCM, MAS

Co-Chair, Faculty Development Day 2021

Professor Neurology, Pediatrics, Epidemiology & Biostatistics

Director, Neonatal Neurocritical Care Services

UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital

http://profiles.ucsf.edu/hannah.glass  

POPULATION HEALTH and HEALTH EQUITY

Center of Excellence for Immigrant Child Health and Wellbeing

The Center of Excellence for Immigrant Child Health and Wellbeing is a cross-bay entity based at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospitals in Oakland and San Francisco and serves as the infrastructure for collective action to address the health of children in immigrant families.  It is among the first of its kind at a children’s hospital in the U.S. and was created in response to both the historical and recent national/state policies targeting immigrant communities.  In particular, the 2019 Public Charge rule created tremendous fear which resulted in decreased utilization of eligible public benefits and health care services based on fear of deportation.  As pediatric health care providers committed to optimal outcomes for children, the impact of this was greatly disturbing. Based on these realities, a group of providers felt it was urgent that UCSF have a coordinated response to address these concerns. 


The Center of Excellence for Immigrant Child Health and Wellbeing stands on 3 pillars: 


  • Clinical Services: Delivering specialized care based on the unique needs of immigrant children and offering no-cost forensic exams for asylum seekers. 


  • Education and Trainings:  Providing trainings and guidance to health care professionals. 


  • Advocacy:  Serving as a resource for the community, providing leadership and promoting best practices for serving immigrant communities. 


To learn more about The Center of Excellence for Immigrant Child Health and Wellbeing, visit us at: https://immigrantchild.ucsf.edu/



Spring 2021 Speaker Series

More info can be found HERE. Registration is required.


Session 3: Now, More Than Ever: Movement Building for Climate, Racial, and

Health Justice

Thursday, May 20, time 2:30-4pm PDT



DIVERSITY, EQUITY and INCLUSION at UCSF BCH

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From Marsha J. Treadwell, PhD

DEI Co-Chair BCH Oakland

Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics, UCSF School of Medicine

Jordan Fund Endowed Chair, Department of Hematology/Oncology

The focus of the BCH Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Initiative is to dismantle systemic racism within BCH by taking action to insure that policies, institutional practices, cultural representations and other norms no longer reinforce and perpetuate racial group inequity for Blacks, Indigenous and People of Color. Patients and families and other groups in the workforce, including LGBTQ+ are negatively impacted within the current problematic climate. For more information, please feel free to reach out to me, our program manager Henry Ocampo at henry.ocampo@ucsf.edu, or visit our website https://diversitybch.ucsf.edu/.

 

Updated info on the DEI website.

 

Questions? Email Abdur Shemsu at abdur.shemsu@ucsf.edu

DEI STEERING COMMITTEE


The DEI Council is launching a quarterly Steering Committee meeting. The purpose of the Steering Committee is to review DEI best practices across the BCH enterprise, review the BCH DEI Action Plan rollouts, ensure communication and alignment of department-specific DEI initiatives with the DEI Action Plan, maximize our limited resources and to keep one another informed and engaged. We invite departments to share where you are with DEI thinking and what your departmental plans are to advance DEI.


Please contact Henry.Ocampo@ucsf.edu for more information.



NIH UNITE Initiative on Structural Racism

NIH UNITE Initiative on Structural Racism

The NIH introduced a new initiative to combat structural racism in biomedical research, known as UNITE. UNITE consists of five committees, each tasked with addressing a different dimension of systemic racism in biomedical research. This type of coordination is critical at an institution as large as NIH, and to address funding disparities in biomedical science as described in the recent article Fund Black Scientists.


The NIH also launched a Request For Information (RFI) for anyone who wishes to contribute regarding "feedback on the approaches NIH can take to advance racial equity, diversity, and inclusion within all facets of the biomedical research workforce."


To learn more, please read the Statement on the initiative from NIH Director Francis Collins or visit the UNITE program website by clicking on the button below.  

Read more here

May is Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month!





Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month








May is Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, which celebrates all of the Asians and Pacific Islanders in the United States who have made the country what it is today. Visit the API Heritage Month webpage the latest events, information and resources to celebrate in May.


Did You Know… The month of May was chosen for two reasons. First, to commemorate the immigration of the first Japanese to the United States, a young fisherman named Manjiro, who arrived May 7, 1843. Second, May marks the anniversary of the completion of the transcontinental railroad on May 10, 1869. The majority of workers on the transcontinental railroad were Chinese immigrants, who laid the tracks and were responsible for most of the dangerous and heavy manual labor tasks.


Learn more from the AAPI Heritage Month Factsheet


Click here to download Zoom Backgrounds 


Events

Asian American Pacific Islander Trivia

Thursday, May 6, 12 – 1 pm

Click here for ZOOM


UCSF Anti-Racism Initiative: A conversation with Chancellor Sam Hawgood and Dayna Bowen Matthew

Thursday, May 6, 2 – 3 pm 

Click here for the event calendar


AAPI Heritage Happy Hour

Wednesday, May 12, 5 – 6 pm

Click here for ZOOM

 

Virtual Film Screening: Minari

Virtual Screening on Saturday, May 15, between 6 – 10 pm

Post-movie discussion on Wednesday, May 19, from 4 – 5 pm

Click here to register

 

UCSF AAPI Senior Leadership Panel

Thursday, May 27, 12 – 1 pm

·      Shelby DeCosta | Senior VP and Chief Strategy Officer, UCSF Health

·      Alicia Murasaki |Assistant Vice Chancelor- Campus Planning

·      Jeff Chiu | VC of Human Resource, UCSF Health

·      Won Ha | VC of Communications

·      Raju Iyer | Senior VP and Chief Operating Officer, UCSF Health

 

Click here to register

Please contact Henry.Ocampo@ucsf.edu for more info.

 

Click HERE to see the last year's Asian American Heritage Month 2020 webpage.



DEI Trainings

REMINDER! - REQUIRED TRAINING



Foundations of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Training

https://diversitybch.ucsf.edu/education-and-trainings

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Our goal was to have everyone at BCH complete the Foundations of DEI training by April 2021. 


As of April 29, 82% of all BCH staff have completed the training.

·      86% of SF staff completed training

·      100% of SF managers completed training

·      78% of OAK staff completed training

·      95% of OAK managers completed training

·      50% of BCH Board completed training


If your department needs assistance conducting small group trainings, please contact Henry.Ocampo@ucsf.edu.


Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Champion Training


Now offered virtually in 2 sessions!


See the upcoming sessions and register HERE

Microaggressions:

Examining the Teaching and Learning Environment


Tuesday, May 25, 2021 at 9 am – 12 pm


This workshop is part of the Teach for UCSF Certificate Program.


https://calendar.ucsf.edu/event/microaggressions_examining_the_teaching_and_learning_environment_3638#.X8p0AWhKiM8



UCSF Cultural Groups and Resources

UCSF Multicultural

Resource Center


UCSF BCH

Heritage Month Celebrations


UCSF LGBT

Resources

Asian Pacific American Systemwide Alliance (APASA)


BCH Black Caucus

Oakland


Chicanx Latinx Campus Assocation (CLCA)

The Black Caucus

at UCSF

 

UCSF Committee on Disability Inclusion 

 

UCSF LGBTQ

Committee


UCSF Office of

Diversity Outreach


UCSF PRIDE Values

UCSF’s PRIDE Values and how they can be enacted through our daily lives are:

 

P - Professionalism: To be competent, accountable, reliable and responsible, interacting positively and collaboratively with all colleagues, students, patients, visitors and business partners.

 

R - Respect: To treat all others as you wish to be treated, being courteous and kind, acting with utmost consideration of others.

 

I - Integrity: To be honest, trustworthy and ethical, always doing the right thing, without compromising the truth, and being fair and sincere.

 

D - Diversity: To appreciate and celebrate differences in others, creating an environment of equity and inclusion with opportunities for everyone to reach their potential.

 

E - Excellence: To be dedicated, motivated, innovative and confident, giving your best every day, encouraging and supporting others to excel in everything they do.



  

Download a copy of the PRIDE Values



RESOURCES

COVID-19 & Vaccine Updates

UCSF COVID-19 Resources


Vaccine Information Hub


Friendly Reminder...

Please vaccinate or formally decline by June 30th.

Link to letter from Josh Adler, Chief Clinical Officer

UCSF Health



Resources | Learning & Organization Development


NEW! Check out the updated Learning & Organization Development

resource page!

Essential Workers Searching for Child Care

New CareBubbles Platform


UCSF has joined UC Berkeley’s CareBubbles platform, the parent-to-parent resource to help UC Berkeley and UCSF community members meet their childcare needs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Find other families on both sides of the Bay looking to trade childcare, share tutors, create bubbles, and more. To learn more log in using your MyAccess credentials at carebubbles.berkeley.edu

More child care resources are linked to our December newsletter.



Wellness

If you have not had a chance to check it out, UCSF has great emotional health and wellness resources.


Useful Wellness and Mental Health Apps: https://psychiatry.ucsf.edu/coronavirus/apps


Coronavirus.ucsf.edu



Frontline Workers Counseling Project

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As workers on the frontline, you’re dealing with a lot right now. And we know it’s not easy. But help is at hand. Free, confidential mental health counseling is available to you right away through The Frontline Workers Counseling Project, a group of over 400 licensed mental health professionals here in the Bay Area who have reached out to help. 

 

If you’re ready, please visit fwcp.org/bayarea to learn more and sign up to be connected to a trained mental health professional. It’s free and 100% confidential.



You can also view and share a video we’ve created to spread the word: https://youtu.be/IGh2AAzKiK8

 

You can find additional materials in these Google files.

Insiders' Toolkit
Allies' Toolkit

EDUCATION

CARES

 

UCSF Collaborative to Advise on Re-opening Education Safely (CARES) | Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources

 

In case you missed it, you can get more info and watch the recordings at: https://coronavirus.ucsf.edu/cares


Pediatric Grand Rounds

Oakland

Grand Rounds Calendar


Did you miss Grand Rounds? Visit http://vimeo.com/album/2238536 and use password CHRCO to view recorded Grand Rounds presentations.


Grand Rounds is by Zoom only. 8-9 am

Contact cristina.fernandez@ucsf.edu for log-in information 

Pediatric Grand Rounds

San Francisco

Speaker Disclosures/

Grand Rounds Schedule


Evaluation


 For the full 2020 – 2021 Pediatrics Grand Rounds schedule please visit the Wiki page: http://tiny.ucsf.edu/PedsGRWiki

 

Pediatric Grand Rounds takes place every Thursday from 12-1 PM,

currently as webinar only. 

 

For questions contact: Cherise.Masunaga@ucsf.edu


Frontiers in Child Health Research Seminar Series


Seminars will be held on the 2nd and 4th Mondays, 12-1 pm, via Zoom


Please contact Eve.Wiston-Charbonneau@ucsf.edu for Zoom info.

Link to previous recordings

 

For more info, please email Eve.Wiston-Charbonneau@ucsf.edu



STAD CENTER OF PEDIATRIC PAIN,

PALLIATIVE AND INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE

GLOBAL LECTURE SERIES


May 6, 2021

Pain in Children. Nothing but a memory...?

Melanie Noel, PhD

Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Calgary, Canada; Full Member, Alberta Children’s Hospital Research Institute and Hotchkiss Brain Institute 


Register in advance for this webinar: Registration Link 

Seminars are the 1st Thursday of every month 3:00-4:00pm


You can access the 2021 schedule HERE


To receive a Zoom invitation for this virtual lecture series, please contact EPEC.Pediatrics@UCSF.edu


You must register in advance for each lecture.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining this webinar.



Tom McNalley, Alicia Heilman, Karen Sun & Stefan Friedrichsdorf

Stad Center of Pediatric Pain, Palliative and Integrative Medicine

UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospitals


RESEARCH

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Congratulations to Dr. Carla Golden!

Dr. Carla Golden recently has been advanced into two new positions within oncology at BCH Oakland. These are selections as a member of the Executive Committee of Children's Oncology Group (COG), and the other is to officially become the pediatric principal investigator for the East Bay cancer organization known as the Bay Area Tumor Institute (BATI) - NCI Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP).


To learn more click on the above links.




NIH - New Biosketch Format

The biosketch format page has been updated for application due dates and RPPR submissions on or after May 25, 2021 (NOT-OD-21-073). 

For more information and to access a sample biosketch, please click on the button below. Fortunately, this format is not a major change, but will add some additional time for investigators in preparing their applications.

Read More Here

NICHD Clinician-Scientist Investigator (CSI) Curriculum

04.23.21



Dear Research Community:

 

I am writing to announce a change in our policies for research activities in UCSF campus facilities.

 

Beginning Wednesday, April 28, 2021, we are removing specific density restrictions on research activities and linking UCSF research guidelines directly to compliance with Cal/OSHA COVID-19 policy (https://www.dir.ca.gov/title8/3205.html). Importantly, Cal/OSHA policy still requires 6-foot distancing in the workplace, regardless of vaccination status. All other existing safety protocols also will remain in place, including wearing face masks, frequent hand-washing, and completing the daily health screening before coming to campus.

 

Laboratory and clinical research groups are encouraged to develop strategies that will maximize research activity while still complying with Cal/OSHA regulations. We believe it is possible in many laboratories and other facilities to increase occupancy while still achieving the required physical distancing between workers.

 

For clinical researchers, please continue to follow all policies and practices outlined in the "Clinical Research During COVID-19" training course accessible through the UC Learning Center (https://training.ucsf.edu/).

 

As Cal/OSHA regulations change, so too will the allowable activities in our research facilities. We will keep you informed as new state policies emerge.

 

This change has been made possible by several factors. Most critically, 85 to 90% of our onsite researcher workforce has been vaccinated. These numbers include the dedicated support staff (LARC, EH&S, Facilities Services, Custodial, Parking, and Shuttles) who have maintained our research operations through the pandemic. With this high rate of vaccination, combined with continuing improvements in local pandemic metrics (https://research.ucsf.edu/return-work-decision-framework), the infection risk in our research facilities is extremely low.

 

Please also read this news release from the UC Office of the President that describes details of a proposed UC policy on COVID-19 vaccinations (https://ucnet.universityofcalifornia.edu/news/2021/04/uc-encourages-covid-19-vaccinations-for-university-communities-while-reviewing-policy-requirements.html)

 

We greatly appreciate your commitment to safely conducting research activities during this pandemic, so that we can ensure UCSF’s ability to fulfill our mission and protect the health and well-being of our faculty, staff, students, patients, visitors, and the general public.

 

Sincerely,

 

Daniel H. Lowenstein, MD

Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost

Dr. Robert B. and Mrs. Ellinor Aird Professor of Neurology

 

NICHD Clinician-Scientist Investigator (CSI) Curriculum

Still Available Online!


The NICHD research career initiation curriculum (Clinical Scientist Investigator Curriculum): https://www.nichd.nih.gov/health/clinical-research/CSI-curriculum.

This content used to be available only through an invitation-only in person conference, but due to the pandemic, it’s now available to all, Unexpected upside...! Anyway, it’s focused on understanding NIH and other funding opportunities, and establishing clinical and laboratory-based research teams, so a good resource to bookmark for yourself or mentees.


Thanks to Hannah Glass (Pediatric Neurology) for bringing this to our attention!


Roberta L. Keller, MD

Professor of Clinical Pediatrics

Vice Chair, Clinical Translational Research



New Award Verification Process

Beginning in April 2021, UCSF will implement a new award verification procedure to support Principal Investigators (PIs) in meeting requirements under the Uniform Guidance for federal awards. A key goal of award verification is to reduce the time required of PIs for compliance activities. PIs will cease using the Effort Reporting System and will use a new online tool for award verification. 

 

To learn more about award verification: 




If you have questions, please send an email to AwardVerification@ucsf.edu



Information Sheet and Consent Form Addendums for COVID-19 Screening and Testing Procedures 

UCSF Human Research Protection Program 


Information Sheet and Consent Form Addendums for COVID-19 Screening and Testing Procedures 

 

The HRPP has created the following documents for research participants attending onsite study visits during the COVID-19 public health emergency: 


  1. COVID-19 Screening Information Sheet 
  2. COVID-19 Testing Assent/Consent Form Addendum: Adults, Adolescents (13+), and Parents of Minors 
  3. COVID-19 Testing Assent Form Addendum: Children Aged 7-12 


These forms are specifically designed for research participants who undergo COVID-19 screening and/or testing for the sole purpose of adhering to the UCSF Guidance for Onsite Clinical Research Activities, which requires that research participants be screened for COVID-19 prior to onsite visits and must be tested if their visit involves aerosolizing procedures. Use these forms only when the results of the screening and/or testing are unrelated to the study and will not be used as study data. 

 

The language from these forms can also be adapted and added to consent forms for studies in which these screening and testing procedures are being done for study purposes, i.e., the results of the screening and/or testing will be used as study data. 

 

Visit COVID-19 Screening and Testing Forms to access these forms and to read guidance about:

 

  • When to use the forms 
  • Who should receive the forms 
  • When signatures are needed 
  • When IRB submission is needed 
  • Alternatives to using the forms 

 

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If you have an idea or suggestion for content that you feel would be helpful,

please let us know. We would love to hear your ideas.



Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland Dean’s Office

UCSF School of Medicine

 

510-428-3726

 

Mailing Address:

747 52nd Street, Oakland, CA 94609


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