The award is presented to an individual who provides exemplary service and support to emergency medical services in Tennessee.

The course provides training for military medical personnel working in deployed environments, military treatment facilities, and Level 1 trauma treatment facilities.

This class is one of the first of its kind offered in the region that blends online learning with hands-on practical application for staff to employ best practices to reduce stroke mortality and morbidity.

The goal of the research is to determine if this treatment reduces the amount their brain lesion (brain bruise) grows and leads to better long-term brain function.

Family and friends of emergency physicians and administrative staff were invited to experience a day in the life of an emergency physician.

Unplanned care refers to medical care arising from unexpected health issues that require immediate or urgent attention.

Trauma patients come to VUH from a region covering 80,000 square miles, and approximately 9,400 acute trauma patients are treated at the hospital annually.