In a forthcoming paper in The Lancet, a VCU psychology professor says such training should be grounded in a clinical translational framework to address racial and ethnic disparities in health care.

Leading and creating systems of compassion results in better care, according to a VCU College of Health Professions expert in a recent paper.

Three graduate students from the VCU School of Nursing traveled to New York and Seattle to work at facilities besieged by the COVID-19 outbreak. They share their experiences.

Public relations and advertising faculty have received a grant to examine how digital media messaging could more effectively promote public action to improve the river’s water quality.

Soon, clinics across the state will have access to interpreters, physicians, nurses, mental health professionals, dietitians, social workers, and more through Zuhayr Shaikh’s growing network.

This new phase will be just as challenging as the shutdown, health experts and business leaders say. “The psyche of business owners and consumers is very fragile right now.”