Programs

Nursing Students Without Borders empowers under-served communities through health education, the creation of networks to access health care resources, and the distribution of material donations.

UVA-WorkMed is a comprehensive occupational health program dedicated to serving the occupational health needs of University of Virginia academic division employees (Agency 207), HSF employees, and privately contracted companies.

Oh Baby! Is an annual program designed to bring the best and most helpful information to expectant and new parents. UVa Physicans will give short talks on a variety of topics relating to the care of your new baby.

The University of Virginia Children's Hospital offers online tutorials for children and families on the following topics: Asthma; Cerebral Palsy; Chronic Constipation and Encopresis in Children; Gastroesophageal Reflux; Cleft Lip and Palate; Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder; and Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

An online resource for healthcare professionals providing vital, timely information in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of all forms of lead poisoning.

This free email service follows families week by week through pregnancy and the first year of baby's life. It is full of the latest information on development, safety issues and local support and activities. In 2006 it will also be available in Spanish.

The purpose of this newsletter is to provide a brief, referenced, peer-reviewed source of continuing medication information specifically related to children. The major focus of the material will be the initiation and monitoring of medications in the primary care setting.

The mission of PCDC is to provide excellent counseling and assessment services to clients while simultaneously providing the best possible training to counselors-in-training.

The Pfizer Initiative in International Health, under the direction of Dr. W. Michael Scheld, is advancing a dynamic exchange program of post-doctoral fellows and students between UVa and several international partners to conduct research of global health issues.

PLAY is a brand new program at Madison House that serves community centers and schools in Charlottesville and the surrounding community with mentors and role models that work with students who need them most in an after-school environment.