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Glide Health Services has been chosen to receive the
Healthy San Francisco Award for Excellence at the
2012 Provider Recognition Dinner.

The dinner will be held at the General’s…

Overall Teaching Award – Ellen Scarr
Creating a Supportive Learning Environment  - Janet Shim
Clinical Mentoring –Hattie Grundland
Research…

UCSF School of Nursing “Joining Forces” with Michelle Obama to Assist Veterans and their Families

The UCSF School of Nursing is an active participant in the Joining Forces campaign, a commitment from nurses…

Featured on the CBS Interactive / CBS News SmartPlanet web site (see link below):
Glenna Dowling's research on video game software (on home gaming console equipment) as an alternative format of physical therapy…

The Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) at UCSF has announced an expansion of its current board to more fully reflect the campus-wide community that it serves. New board members include deans from…

Dean David Vlahov is profiled in the Sunday, March 11, 2012, edition of the San Francisco Chronicle. See link below for the complete article.

DEAN DAVID VLAHOV PHOTOGRAPHED AT GLIDE…

An announcement by the UCSF Institute for Health Policy Studies:

Winner of our Hal Luft Award for Mentoring in
Health Services and Health Policy Research is
Ruth E. Malone, RN,…

More than 100 million Americans suffer from migraines, arthritis and other chronic pain conditions with an annual economic toll of nearly $600 billion in medical bills and lost productivity.  To help address this…

Helen Marie Martin, RN, MS, FNP, died in a tragic accident on Friday, January 20th, 2012.  She was the Clinical Director at Valencia Health Services (VHS)--a pediatric practice formerly co-sponsored…

Patricia Dennehy, RN, DNP, FNPC, has been selected to be one of five recipients for the James Irvine Foundation Leadership Award this year.

Autism advocate Laura Shumaker's blog on the SFGate/SF Chronicle web site interviews UCSF Associate Professor Roberta Rehm on issues of transition to adult living for children with ASD.

In 2011 the UCSF School of Nursing once again attracted the most federal research dollars of any US school of nursing, funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). 

UCSF Health sciences schools…