The University of California is no stranger to navigating pandemics, from COVID-19 to bird flu. Read how UC campuses and health locations, in partnership with state and federal agencies, are mitigating current public health emergencies and preparing for future threats to health security.
Going back to school means many things: signing up for classes, finding textbooks and dorm décor – and becoming familiar with the programs and services offered on campus, like the UC student health centers.
The newly published 2024 UC Health Data Governance Task Force Report includes updated principles and recommendations to further inform UC’s approach and the national dialogue on health data governance.
UC academic health centers received 30 awards in the 2024 Practice Greenhealth Environmental Excellence Awards, highlighting their dedication to environmental stewardship alongside exceptional patient care.
The UC Irvine Joe C. Wen School of Population and Public Health is the fourth school of public health in the 10-campus UC system, joining schools of public health at UC Berkeley, UCLA and UC San Diego.
The first-of-its-kind initiative in California, the UC Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) certificate program draws upon the expertise of the four UC nursing schools to expand the mental health provider workforce and increase access to psychiatric and behavioral health care.
During the UC Health CDI2 conference at UC Irvine, UC Health patients, experts, and industry leaders discussed topics at the intersection of data science and health care.
Throughout May, UC Health joined the schools of nursing and the medical centers in honoring the care, expertise and dedication of nurses across the profession.
A new clinical trials recruitment pilot means UC Health investigators and researchers can leverage data from across the system and recruit and enroll participants in life-changing clinical trials statewide.