
UA-led Project to Improve Patient Care in Rural Alabama
With about $1.8 million in funding, The University of Alabama is leading an effort to significantly increase the emergency telemedicine capabilities in rural Alabama.
With about $1.8 million in funding, The University of Alabama is leading an effort to significantly increase the emergency telemedicine capabilities in rural Alabama.
UA faculty and staff rose to the occasion once more to be champions for West Alabama communities.
The University of Alabama is launching an apprenticeship program to train individuals in behavioral health and substance abuse recovery.
This year’s host is the Capstone College of Nursing, which selected the campaign theme Committed to Caring for Those in Need.
In a partnership with community organizations, The University of Alabama is spearheading a project to get 70% of eligible people in the state’s Black Belt vaccinated against COVID-19 over the next year.
Dr. Robin Bartlett and her team have received a $1.2 million Science Education Partnership Award for their project, Health Sciences & Technology Academy-Alabama, or HSTA-AL.
LaDarryl Banks has assisted with obtaining grants for underserved communities in west Birmingham.
The Capstone College of Nursing’s Student Balance Relief Fund is the college’s passion project for the upcoming Bama Blitz crowdfunding campaign.
A group of UA nursing students administered COVID-19 vaccinations at the Good Samaritan Clinic.
The new wing adds classrooms, study space, faculty offices, food service and a unique lab for teaching home healthcare hands-on.