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Katie Barnes '89, MPH, RN, CPNP, FFACH obtained government funding for the three-year Salford pilot in order to test out her hypothesis that embedding pediatric expertise into the British general practice model would reduce emergency department visits and short stay admissions; improve quality, and make important savings for the National Health Service.

Health policy grounded in sound evidence can serve as a powerful intervention for health related risks that occur at a population level. These include fewer smoking-related deaths, improved infant...

After more than a year on the job, Vivian Taylor, EdD, associate dean for Diversity and Cultural Affairs, sees her biggest success as helping the faculty, students and staff at Columbia Nursing to...

What does “population health” mean to you? If you are a health care provider in a clinical setting, such as an emergency department or specialty practice, it probably means the health status and...