December 22, 2025 - 11:35

The Duke University School of Nursing is set to host a pivotal one-day symposium aimed at addressing and reducing health disparities in rural areas of North Carolina. This event will gather healthcare professionals, educators, researchers, community leaders, and policymakers to collaborate on innovative solutions for enhancing rural health outcomes.
Registration is now open, and participants are encouraged to submit abstracts for consideration. The symposium will feature a range of sessions designed to foster dialogue and share best practices among attendees. Topics will include access to care, preventive health strategies, and the integration of technology in rural healthcare settings.
The event aims to create a platform for sharing research findings, successful interventions, and community-driven initiatives that have proven effective in bridging the gap in healthcare access and quality for rural populations. By bringing together diverse stakeholders, the symposium seeks to inspire actionable change and promote health equity across the state.
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