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UAB Nursing and Medicine schools tout partnership with the VA to improve health care for veterans and their families during May 13-17 National VA Research Week.

UAB study finds lack of traumatic brain injury education among military veterans; movies and TV dramas spread misinformation.

In addition to her contributions at UAB, Vining served as a member of Alabama’s National Guard from 1986 to 1992 and is a lieutenant in the U.S. Navy Reserves.

UAB School of Nursing earns federal grant to train more mental health nurse practitioners and to increase use of technology in care.
Lynne Vining spent 180 days serving in Afghanistan, where she treated critically wounded soldiers in NATO’s Role 3 Hospital

Family caregiver “boot camp” will offer strategies, resources to cope with traumatic brain injuries.

A service organization known as Vettes-4-Vets has created a permanent endowment to fund scholarships at UAB for current or former members of the military.

A Mobile Vet Center will make two stops at UAB this summer.

Randy Moore served a seven-month tour in Iraq as a combat nurse. He is also a 20-year Navy veteran — 14 of them on active duty. His experiences make him the perfect fit as an instructor for the UAB VA Nursing Academy.

Physicians and caregivers need to carefully monitor decision-making ability in patients with head injury, say UAB researchers.