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The community invests in Dell Med. In return, it’s our responsibility — one we take seriously — to be agents for change and to show real impact.

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We recruit and train physician leaders as comfortable taking on systemic challenges in health as caring for individual patients.

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Improving Care. Improving Health.

We’re here to make health — including health care — better. The end goal is a complete revolution in how people get and stay healthy.

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We reward creative thinking and encourage rapid experimentation, using collaborative programs to speed promising research to market.

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True health demands that the whole work in harmony, which is why we’re dedicated to partnership. Indeed, we can’t achieve our goals without it.

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A New Health Program Focused on Black Austinites Connects Seniors & Kids Through Gardening

Op-ed

Hospitals Are a Missing Link in Easing the Opioid Crisis

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Academic Medical Centers: Too Large for Their Own Health?

Local/Regional

Why Changing the Way We Educate Physicians Could Change the Entire Health Care System

National

Blockchain & Health Care Innovation: A City, Academia & Technology Firms Join Forces to Find Blockchain Solutions to Address Public Health Challenges

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How Hospitals Should Approach Blockchain Integration From Dell Medical School’s Co-Chief of Data Integration

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Viewpoint: 4 Reasons Hospitals Must Directly Address Opioid Addiction

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Gov. Abbott Signs Mental Health & School Safety Reforms

National

Dell Medical School Explores Blockchain Use in Health Care

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Dollars & Sense: UT Trying to Solve Hidden Problem in Health Care

National

Teasing Kids About Their Weight May Make Them Gain More

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Cancer Life Reimagined: Dell Medical School Promotes CaLM Approach for Patients

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Cognitive Disorders Center at UT Health Austin Recognized for Work With Alzheimers

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Austin State Hospital Site Work to Break Ground This Fall

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Track Outcomes That Matter to Attack Health Care Dysfunction

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Dell Medical School Reflects on First 5 Years, Sets New Goals

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UT Austin Dell Medical School Holds “State of Our School” Event

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Austin Under 40 Winners Unveiled, Including Austinite of the Year

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Mental Health Care Accounts for a Growing Number of Private Insurance Claims, Report Finds

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As Melanoma Rises, Doctors Challenge Some Early Testing