Rural areas in North Dakota have unique challenges in the changing landscape of provider recruitment. In an industry of constant change, a few North Dakota facilities were asked to share how they are adapting and still finding providers.
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A new initiative is building capacity for Native American elders to live at home longer. The Native Aging in Place Project (NAPP) provides resources and training for caregivers to help their family members stay in their homes as they age.
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Debbi Bronson's 30-year nursing career has always been about caring for families. She works tirelessly to help new parents succeed through the Building Healthy Families program in Williston, North Dakota, which was recognized as the Outstanding Rural Health Program for 2016.
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Dr. Jacque Gray will be working with Native American Tribes across the United States so help stop the cycle of elder abuse.
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Students at the University of North Dakota School of Medicine & Health Sciences form an interest group for rural-focused students.
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A shift in focus enables rural healthcare organizations in North Dakota to provide high-quality care.
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Four Community Showcase events were held around the state during March and April. These events allowed healthcare facilities to "showcase" what it's like to live and work in their particular location within the state.
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North Dakota is home to the Mind Matters Conference that brings together both healthcare professionals and patients.
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Grand Forks is home to a national program with a big reputation in the rural health world. The Rural Health Information Hub provides the continued high-level service that their customers have come to expect, all under a new name.
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Rural family medicine doctors Jacinta Klindworth and Aaron Garman practice what they teach about their all-encompassing specialty of family medicine.
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