Public Health Seminars:

4/23/2019

Moderate to Severe Traumatic Brain Injury Mortality Trends in the U.S. (Graves); Pre-eclampsia prevalence in Virginia from 2008-2015: An analysis of individual- and neighborhood-level factors (Taylor)

Whitney Graves, MPH, and DaShaunda Taylor, MPH | PhD Students, VCU Division of Epidemiology

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Directories

directory The Department of Family Medicine and Population Health faculty and staff are committed to providing comprehensive treatment to our patients throughout their lifetime, while educating the next generation of primary care physicians. Our team of researchers is also dedicated to exploring new techniques in an effort to consistently improve the standards of care.

Medical School programs

As part of our commitment to lifetime care, the Family Medicine Clinical, Education, and Research Programs strive to provide an advanced, hands-on education that prepares the next generation of family medicine physicians, beginning with our medical school programs.

Residency programs

Our graduate programs coordinator ensures that doctors are matched with programs that suit their interests, whether they are working with underserved populations in a rural area or a large practice in an urban facility.

Research programs

Our researchers are dedicated to providing advanced care to patients through research initiatives that range from smoking-cessation techniques to finding new methods for patient-physician communication.

Nelson Clinic

Located on VCU’s MCV Campus, our physicians at the Nelson Clinic provide continuing care to patients in conjunction with other VCU Medical Center departments.

Hayes E. Willis Health Center

Department of Family Medicine and Population Health physicians provide comprehensive care to patients at the Hayes E. Willis Health Center in South Richmond.