“This award is not given lightly,” said Donald E. Williamson, M.D., president and CEO of the Alabama Hospital Association. “It reflects not only a record of exceptional service, but also the lasting influence of a leader who has shaped the future of healthcare in Alabama. We are proud to honor Owen Bailey for his lifelong commitment to advancing health and transforming lives.”
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Mohammad Aslam Khan, Ph.D., gave an overview during his presentation of USA Health’s Cancer Prevention Program and its areas of research and outreach programs which target diverse populations in the Gulf Coast region.
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Providing this important medical resource is just another way for USA Health’s FED to serve the students in collaboration with the HEART Project and Student Health.
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Louis Wright, M.B.A., who joined USA Health in 2005, was elected to the board of the Association for Executives in Healthcare Information Security (AEHIS).
In the kitchen classroom, the fourth-year medical students traded textbooks and pens for cutting boards and pans as they learned about the impact of healthy diets on patient wellness and outcomes.
Pierce said the HPV test should be used as the primary method of screening, an approach that is being adopted by health organizations, including the ASCCP, the American Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology.
