Meet five of the people working toward the shared goal of making Austin a model healthy city.
In advance of the 86th Texas Legislature convening in January, the Dell Medical School held three sessions on Dec. 11 at the Texas Capitol focused on maximizing value based care in Texas.
To combat maternal mortality and pregnancy complications, the National Science Foundation has awarded The University of Texas at Austin a $1.2 million Smart and Connected Health grant to support research using smartphones to monitor the activity and behavior of 1,000 pregnant women in the Austin area.
Central Texas Veterans Health Care System, Dell Med and Seton are working to provide better access and more streamlined care for local veterans.
Dell Medical School is accelerating innovation and research by creating a Biomedical Data Science Hub to help solve complex research and clinical problems.