News, updates, and opportunities at Academic Health Associates, along with notable developments across academic healthcare and the broader health professions landscape.

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We share information related to conference participation, professional engagement, institutional collaboration, and areas of emerging relevance to health professions education and healthcare delivery. Content is updated regularly to reflect ongoing work and evolving developments within the field.

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Opportunity for Nursing Experts

Academic Health Associates is seeking experienced nursing educators and program developers to support a major public university system in expanding nursing programs at the RN, BSN, and graduate levels, with a focus on students from rural and underserved communities.

New Program Could Bring Low-Cost Generic Drugs to Rural Hospitals

Interesting reporting from Wyoming Public Media on a new program aimed at helping rural hospitals access lower-cost generic medications more consistently. A thoughtful look at how supply stability and affordability can impact healthcare delivery in smaller communities.

Rural U.S. Bears Heaviest Burden Accessing Dental Care

Important research from Harvard School of Dental Medicine underscores how geography continues to shape access to specialized dental care, particularly in rural communities. A compelling look at the structural barriers influencing patient access and outcomes.

Hands-On Telehealth Helps Reach Rural Texas Communities

The Texas Tribune reported on how telehealth is being used to expand care options in rural communities like Fort Davis. A clear look at how technology is changing the way patients connect with providers.

Providers Face ‘Extreme Shortage’ of Paramedics, EMTs in Rural Michigan

Extreme shortages of EMTs and paramedics in rural Michigan are putting serious strain on emergency response and access to care. This ‘The Associated Press’ piece highlights the growing need for stronger training and education pipelines to support the workforce.

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