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Archive: UC San Francisco Collaborates with Verliant to Advance Waste Reclamation and Renewable Waste-Derived Energy
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Archive: School of Medicine Retreat Envisions Ideal Learning Environments
The UCSF School of Medicine's annual retreat took stock of the changes sweeping through both education and health care delivery and to find ways to leverage best practices.
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Archive: Bayer Bumps Up R&D, Eyes Deals
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UCSF’s 10-Year Financial Picture
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Archive: Kaiser, UCSF Team Up To Provide Genetic Data to NIH Database
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Archive: Empowering Employees to Achieve Cost Savings
The UCSF community is encouraged to look for ways both large and small to save money and increase efficiency as the University responds to myriad financial challenges.
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Archive: UCSF Looks to Better Support Students Through Philanthropy
Even with its research prowess and all the patients it serves, UCSF first and foremost exists to provide its students with the highest caliber of health sciences education.
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Archive: Facing New Demands, UCSF Looks to Grow Patient Access and Provide Better Value
Overcoming financial challenges that take a budget balance sheet from the red into the black is nothing new to Mark Laret, chief executive officer of UCSF Medical Center and UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital. He’s been there, done that.
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Archive: UCSF Financial Plan - Charts
A series of charts illustrating UCSF's 10-year financial plan.
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Archive: UCSF Well Positioned for the Future Amid Financial Challenges
As the worlds of health care, research and higher education undergo seismic economic shifts, UC San Francisco is uniquely well positioned to excel and even capitalize on the changes, University leaders say.
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Archive: The Molecule That Tells You When You’ve Used Too Much Sriracha
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Archive: Bridging the Inpatient-Outpatient Divide
In this editorial, two physicians with the UCSF Division of Geriatrics address the importance of delivering patient-centered care through collaboration between inpatient and outpatient providers. Specifically, the editorial discusses whether the hospital is an appropriate place to start long-term medications for chronic conditions.
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Archive: Bay Area Records 4th Case of Measles
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Archive: Kaiser Permanente and UCSF Add Substantial Genetic, Health Information to NIH Online Database
Researchers worldwide will now have access to genetic data linked to medical information on a diverse group of more than 78,000 people, enabling investigations into many diseases and conditions.
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Archive: Kaiser Permanente, UCSF Provide 55 Billion Bits of Genetic Data to Researchers
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Archive: Q&A: Medical Student’s Sugary Idea Could Become Law
A UC San Francisco medical student thought of an idea that is now a bill, and could one day become law in California. Tom Gaither, a first year student at the UCSF School of Medicine, suggests putting the following warning label on sugary beverage containers that have 75 or more calories per 12 ounces: “STATE OF CALIFORNIA SAFETY WARNING: Drinking beverages with added sugar(s) contributes to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay.”
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Archive: UCSF, Walgreens Open New Pharmacy to Explore New Models of Patient-Centered Care
UCSF and Walgreens have opened a unique Walgreens store that aims to improve medication safety, decrease health care costs and help patients use medicines more effectively.
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Archive: Unusual Paralysis Appears in a Dozen Children in California
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Archive: Polio-Like Illness Found in Five California Children
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Archive: Walgreens, UCSF to Help Manage Prescriptions
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Archive: Team Matthew Blood Drive Sets Record, Looks to Expand Efforts
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Archive: Scientists Turn to Crowd Funding to Support Research
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Archive: This Polio-like Illnesses has Paralyzed Some California Children
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Archive: California polio-like illnesses not linked, officials say
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Archive: John Muir Health Names New Chief Strategy Guru
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Archive: A Night at the UCSF Homeless Clinic
First-year UCSF medical student Jeffrey Chen gives a first-person account of a night he volunteered for the UCSF Homeless Clinic at the St. Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco.
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Archive: Death Cafes Offer Talking Point to Demystify Dying
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Archive: Clues to a Very Old Extinction and Why Calicos Look That Way
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Archive: UCSF Named Top Internal Medicine Residency Program in US
UCSF’s internal medicine residency program has recently been rated one of the best in the country, in the first-ever national survey of physicians on the quality of postgraduate training programs.