University of Iowa Physicians – a medical and surgical group based in its Carver College of Medicine – has agreed to pay $600,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by the North Liberty wife of a patient who died in August 2015 of complications from a metastatic neuroendocrine tumor.
The 2-year-old golden doodle joined the staff Friday as a support for children in inpatient treatment
Grant Wood AEA training teachers in four school districts in a model designed to strengthen the teacher-child relationship.
Cedar Rapids school board president David Tominsky said the school board is not considering changing their decision on a contract for school resource officers after the mayor offered for the city to fund an additional two officers for middle schools.
The students learn ‘how to work,’ how to interview, work in a professional environment and financial literacy in the eight-week program
A year after Mercy Iowa City announced plans to exit its four-year affiliation with the statewide MercyOne health network and integrate into a larger health care system, the community hospital is pulling the plug on its search for a new partner and sticking with MercyOne.
Seventy percent of U.S. public schools have seen an increase in the number of students seeking school mental health services.
In its second year, the Leaders Believers Achievers Foundation’s summer program, CR Dreams, is teaching students to see their value, grow leadership skills and work toward achieving goals.
The school board voted last month to decrease the number of police in schools to five, removing them from middle schools altogether.
Affirming its status as the costliest hospital project in state history, the Board of Regents on Wednesday unanimously agreed to increase the budget for University of Iowa Health Care’s new facility in North Liberty by 33 percent — bringing the total price tag to $525.6 million.
The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics this year ranked in the Top 50 nationally in two of 15 U.S. News & World Report-ranked specialties — its weakest showing in at least a decade, continuing a slide from nine ranked specialties in both 2012 and 2014.
Resident undergraduates headed to any of Iowa’s three public universities this fall will pay 4.25 percent more than students did last year after the Board of Regents on Wednesday unanimously approved tuition increases across their campuses.
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