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The project will support collaborations across a broad community of nonprofit agencies and academic experts, expand and improve the training of Family Medicine and Pediatrics residents at the University of...

The book is called HOSPITAL! A Medical Satire of Unhealthy Proportions, and was released by Black Rose Writing in December 2022.

The day is a special opportunity for Native middle and high school students from various tribes in the Spanish Fork area to hear from a local Native leader.

The North American Primary Care Research Group celebrated their 50th anniversary in Phoenix, AZ.

In this article, Utah Health Short-Hand Stories explores Family Medicine and Physician Assistant programs developed in Southern Utah.

In her nomination, Dr. Johnson was praised for her kindness and compassion in the clinical realm as well as her communication and listening skills.

The @theU article examines the impact DFPM volunteers from Family Medicine and Physician Assistant divisions have on the Ute Tribe.

Faculty from across DFPM divisions were honored for achievements over the course of the pandemic.

The clinic is directed by Family Medicine faculty Erika Sullivan, MD.

University of Utah Health Pulse News shares the story of DFPM emeritus professor David N. Sundwall's honorary clinic in Sweden, Maine.

The money will go toward understanding and addressing malnourishment among older persons in Utah.

The program helps teach residents how to approach advocating lifestyle changes to their patients.

The screenings are part of a government program and provide an important health service for people of refugee backgrounds and their communities.

PGY3 Family Medicine residents have completed their studies and are ready to take the knowledge and skills they have gained to their next appointments.

In May 2022, Family Medicine associate professor Kyle Bradford Jones, MD traveled to Warsaw, Poland to provide much-needed medical assistance to refugees of the Ukraine/Russia war. The following is an...

McComber was praised for her organizational skill, creativity, energy, and insight.

The Rural and Underserved Utah Training Experience (RUUTE)and Regional Affairs program has as its mission to improve the medical education of clinical workers in providing healthcare to rural and underserved...

At the Center, University clinicians will learn the "Circle of Care" approach to healthcare promoted by the Goshute Tribe.

The money will allow for the support of two new Family Medicine/OBGYN fellows.

The new doctors join a wide-ranging community in Utah.

The money will allow for the support of two new Family Medicine/OBGYN fellows.

Dr. Knox will share his expertise in sports and family medicine with practitioners across the country.