UCF Health Administration Graduate Students Compete in Virtual Event to Take on Real-World Healthcare Problems
Graduate students in the health administration program at UCF tackle real-world healthcare problems and offer solutions to industry experts ...
Chinese Adults Face “Alarming” Barriers to Cancer Screenings, UCF Study Finds
Although cancer is the leading cause of death for Chinese adults, few get screenings that could save lives ...
Health Administration Graduate Program Brings Students Together with Mentor Pods
Students within UCF's health administration master's program join mentor pods to collaborate and network ...
UCF Researcher Examines Benefits of Supportive Communities for Older Adults
The number of Americans age 65 and older continues to increase as the baby boom generation ages and people are ...
UCF Professor Develops Tech to Improve Patient Care, Billing Reimbursement Rates
New technology for electronic medical records is now available for companies to use thanks to patent and license options ...
New Project Will Explore Telehealth Effectiveness on Veterans During Pandemic
The switch to remote psychotherapy treatment for veterans diagnosed with depression and post-traumatic stress disorder has worked for some patients ...
To Stop Deadly Overdoses, ‘The Opioid Fix’ Urges Better Use Of Tools We Already Have
More Americans than ever — almost 72,000 — died from a drug overdose last year, according to preliminary data from ...
UCF Faculty Collecting COVID-19 Data for World Health Organization
Lynn Unruh and Andriy Koval are collecting data for the World Health Organization about the US response to the coronavirus ...
UCF Health Management and Informatics Faculty Member Awarded Fulbright
Yara Asi will be conducting focus groups, interviews and developing a survey to assess the health impact of movement restrictions ...
Laws That Punish Pregnant Drug Abusers Aren’t Working, New Study Finds
The findings are increasingly important as instances of opioid use disorder at delivery continue to rise ...
Stigma of Opioid Addiction Medications Prevents Treatment
HMI assistant professor’s research explores barriers to opioid addiction treatment from multiple fields of study and perspectives ...
More Than a Meal: How Food Helped 2 Generations Bond, Learn About the Other
Intergenerational farm-to-table research project helped fight against aging stereotypes and create an age-diverse workforce ...
Aging-in-Community Research Shares Lessons Learned in Policy and Program Planning
Professor Su-I Hou will be at the Gerontological Society of America Conference in Austin, Texas on November 15 to discuss ...
Health Administration Internship Offers Access to Executive-Level Leadership
“I love the reach of this work, especially when you get to the higher-level projects. Not only do you make ...
Software Systems Support Financially-Strained Rural Clinics, Gain Copyrights
Small clinics across the country are closing, especially in rural areas, leaving residents without healthcare nearby. Varadraj Gurupur, who is ...
