Nine UF MHA students recently attended the 2023 ACHE Congress on Healthcare Leadership at the Hyatt Regency in Chicago, Illinois, with support from the North Florida ACHE Chapter this last March. The 2023 ACHE Congress gathered over 5,000 attendees, including healthcare professionals from the nation’s…
Indigenous populations, including people of American Indian and Alaska Native origin, are underrepresented in clinical trials. Researchers led by Arch Mainous III, Ph.D., a professor in the University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions department of health services research, management and policy, collaborated to modify the “trust triangle” model used in clinical trial recruitment and expanded it to a new model called “The Trust Circle.”
The University of Florida has been awarded $3.6 million of a $23.5 million multicenter grant for a four-year data-generation project that is unprecedented in its scope, aimed at building an infrastructure for artificial intelligence in critical care and advancing artificial intelligence in ways that improve patients’ ability to recover from life-threatening illnesses.
Despite increasing health care demands from a large aging population, the number of family physicians who have received and maintained certification in geriatric medicine dropped significantly between 1988 and 2019, a new University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions study finds. The findings appear in the journal Family Medicine.
UF Health Cancer Center researchers found that Black and Hispanic adults had less knowledge and were less likely to undergo cancer genetic testing than white adults. This study was led by Dr. Young-Rock Hong, Assistant Professor in the Department of Health Services Research, Management and Policy.
(L-R): Yami Gonzalez Rodriguez (’23), Liam Ngo (’24), and Makenna Slack (’23) (L-R): Dr. Keith Benson (UF MHA Program Director), Yami Gonzalez Rodriguez (’23), Liam Ngo (’24), Makenna Slack (’23), and Dr. Ara Jo (PHM Program Director) Three UF MHA students and two Health Services Research, Management…
A.J. Dunn, UF MHA Class of 2002 UF MHA alum, AJ Dunn, has recently been elected to join the Mayo Clinic Board of Trustees as of February 17, 2023. The news came following the quarterly meeting this past February, when Dunn and another colleague, Jed Davis,…
Men in Haitian prisons are consuming fewer than 500 calories a day and are at risk for developing scurvy and beriberi.
The project is part of a national initiative to reduce the spread of COVID-19 infection and address long-term care staffing concerns.
Fellow status represents achievement of the highest standard of professional development in the American College of Healthcare Executives.
