Oct 1, 2026 | Health Science Education
Students entering a health science program encounter a language that can feel unfamiliar almost immediately. A single lesson might introduce terms describing anatomy, procedures, symptoms, diagnoses, medications, or specialties. Learning that language is more than an...
Sep 24, 2026 | Health Science Education
Clinical documentation is part of nearly every patient encounter. Whether you are updating an electronic health record (EHR), writing a progress note, entering a diagnosis, responding to a coding query, or reviewing a discharge summary, your ability to use medical...
Sep 10, 2026 | Health Science Education, Nursing
Nurses spend much of their day moving between clinical information and patient conversations. On one side are medication orders, lab results, provider notes, diagnoses, procedures, and documentation. On the other is a patient trying to understand what is happening,...
Sep 3, 2026 | Health Science Education
A student can memorize that cardiomegaly means enlargement of the heart and still hesitate when the term is spoken during a case discussion. Another student may recognize the term on a quiz but struggle to connect it with cardiac anatomy or interpret it in a clinical...
Aug 25, 2026 | Health Science Education
Medical terminology is not a subject you learn once and leave behind. You use it when reading charts, documenting care, interpreting lab reports, studying anatomy, communicating with colleagues, and preparing for exams or continuing education requirements. If your...
Mar 17, 2026 | Business of Higher Education, Health Science Education
Each March, the healthcare and sports medicine communities recognize National Athletic Training Month (NATM), a time to celebrate the expertise, dedication, and impact of athletic trainers across schools, universities, clinics, and professional sports organizations....
