All News Archive — Page 91 of 168
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September 18, 2024
Clinic marks 10th year of diagnosis and treatment of drug allergies
The clinic, celebrating its 10th year, has seen groundbreaking discoveries in personalized care and diagnosis for allergy, especially delayed drug allergy, and has advanced discoveries in the optimal process to test patients for drug allergies. -
September 18, 2024
Address highlights Department of Pediatrics’ achievements, research and health leadership
During the address, Cooper focused on Accelerate 2025’s core areas, which include: serving our children, promoting children’s health through discovery and career pathways; ensuring financial fairness; and training the next generation. -
September 17, 2024
Vanderbilt Children’s Primary Care moves to new home at Vanderbilt Health One Hundred Oaks
The clinic, Vanderbilt Children’s Primary Care, is expanding from 20,000 square feet to 29,000 with the addition of 13 exam rooms, dedicated consult areas, a checkout area to allow for specialty service scheduling and a devoted learning space for the nearly 80 resident staff members. -
September 17, 2024
Protocol improves follow-up for women at high risk for breast cancer
Before the protocol, every patient underwent a Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool evaluation, yet there was no established protocol for sharing the results. -
September 16, 2024
VUMC Nursing’s ‘Boot Camp’ helps hone critical care skills
The event is a conference for critical care nurse practitioners and physician assistants to receive specialized critical care training to improve patient care. -
September 16, 2024
Tyler Barrett appointed Associate Chief Medical Officer for Compliance
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September 16, 2024
Dedication, teamwork key to performing 10 kidney transplants in two days
Why were there so many kidney transplants in a weekend? Rachel Forbes, MD, MBA, said it was purely happenstance. All the transplants were the result of matching kidneys from deceased donors being discovered at once for 10 patients.