Quality, safety of health care subject of July 12-14 conference
July 16, 2007
Quality, safety of health care subject of July 12-14 conference.
Evidence-based practice conference July 12-14 examines quality, safety
July 16, 2007
Quality and safety mandates in health care that determine federal payments to hospitals … changing the culture of health care away from punishment toward reporting and amending of safety issues … magnet status for hospitals relating to nursing care and the possible connection to improved patient outcomes.
Health Science Center highly ranked on 3 AAMC lists
May 3, 2007
Research productivity in the School of Medicine at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio is highlighted in a new report from the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC).
School of Nursing professor contributes to IOM report
July 25, 2006
A report released July 20 by the Institute of Medicine on the toll and frequency of prescription drug errors urges everyone, from patients and educators to industry and regulators, to play a role in enhancing procedures and vigilance so that errors and subsequent costs to health and the economy can be reduced.
Borderplex Health Council to put $1 million into diabetes, nursing studies
May 30, 2006
Four institutions of The University of Texas System have formed the Borderplex Health Council, a new partnership promoting education and research to address the health challenges of the South Texas Border Region.
Nursing Advisory Council health seminar and luncheon brings in $42,000
May 16, 2006
More than 320 supporters of the School of Nursing learned ways to reduce stress during the Nursing Advisory Council’s annual health seminar and luncheon on May 2.