USF Health had a great 2016! Take a look.
USF Health continues to make life better for the community in and around the University and is prepared for a creative, innovative and productive 2017. Check out some […]
USF Diabetes Center celebrates 5 years of helping patients and families
Friends and supporters gathered Nov. 14 to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the opening of a new facility for the USF Diabetes Center on the fifth floor of the […]
November is National Marrow Awareness Month: A USF medical student donates to help save a toddler
Carrie Ryan got the text message while she was in her Introduction to Clerkship class at the USF Health Morsani College of Medicine: she was a potential match […]
Patient-centered care earns five USF Health departments medical home designations
Five USF Health clinical departments have been named Patient-Centered Medical Home sites by the National Committee on Quality Assurance (NCQA), a selection that demonstrates their focus on patient-doctor […]
Community benefits most from COPH annual flu vaccines
The USF College of Public Health once again helped the local community steer clear of the influenza virus. Nearly a thousand people were inoculated Oct. 21 when COPH […]
In Memoriam: Patricia Burns, PhD
Former USF Nursing Dean Patricia Burns, PhD, a consummate leader and formidable advocate for her beloved nursing profession, who helped lay the foundation for a nationally prominent USF […]
Poverty simulation prepares medical students for patients who struggle
Every physician will have patients who struggle so much with their day-to-day lives that following physicians recommendations, getting prescriptions filled, and even getting to appointments are huge endeavors. […]
USF conference offers national voices for Title IX, draws attendees from across the region
Best practices for handling Title IX cases, preventing gender and sex-based discrimination, and providing a fair and supportive environment for university faculty, staff and students were some of […]
USF Health Convocation offers opportunity to continue vision for making life better [video]
Familiar faces from across USF Health gathered in the Oval Theater of the Marshall Student Center Aug. 30 to hear more about the impact each of us could […]
USF Health team gets $3.48M National Institute on Aging grant to study link between hospital-acquired delirium and the risk or progression of dementia
Researchers will focus on tau pathology in a mouse model to elucidate underlying causes. Delirium is a serious form of mental impairment affecting 11 to 42 percent of […]
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