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Does UC Davis have a good medical department?

Welcome to UC Davis Medical Center. We’re a nationally recognized academic medical center offering primary care for all ages, specialty care in 150 fields, and the latest treatment options and expertise for the most complex health conditions. Some highlights about us: Nationally ranked in multiple specialties; Rated Sacramento’s top hospital

Does UC Davis have a RN program?

Yes, it does. The Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis opened at the Sacramento campus in 2010. The school offers five graduate degree programs including a PhD program and master’s degrees in nurse practitioner and physician assistant studies as well as a leadership program for current RNs.

Is UC Davis a vet school?

UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine: Office for Global Programs . First Steps: A guide to explore veterinary educational opportunities abroad . STAR Program and Mentors: You should also investigate the STAR (Students Training in Advanced Research)

What are the admission requirements at UC Davis?

• Arts and humanities
• Social and behavioral sciences
• Physical and biological sciences

Telehealth Video Visits

The MyUCDavisHealth app and web portal brings the care team to you with convenient video visits.

Telehealth family visits

To keep families connected to their loved one’s health and healing, family members can now join in on video visits with their relative and/or care team.

Convenient Telehealth Express Care

Accessing care has never been easier. Connect with UC Davis Health care teams using our online Express Care option for same-day and extended-hours video visits to discuss non-emergency issues such as:

Security and peace of mind

We take great care to ensure your health information is kept private and secure. MyUCDavisHealth is password-protected and uses the latest secure encryption technology.

Introducing Open Notes and Immediate Access to Test Results

Along with test results, UC Davis Health is pleased to share online access to most of the notes our health care team writes about a patient’s visit or hospital stay. This is related to the national movement toward “Open Notes.” You are invited to read your notes on MyUCDavisHealth – your secure, confidential patient health record portal.

How to keep your family informed of your medical condition?

Keep you informed of your medical condition, answer your questions frankly and involve you and your family in the decision-making process. Address any pain or other symptoms you may have with a goal of managing them to keep you as comfortable as possible. Provide explanations and instructions clearly and concisely.

How to be a medical provider?

In serving you we promise to: 1 Respect and protect your right to privacy and maintain confidentiality of your records. 2 Keep you informed of your medical condition, answer your questions frankly and involve you and your family in the decision-making process. 3 Address any pain or other symptoms you may have with a goal of managing them to keep you as comfortable as possible. 4 Provide explanations and instructions clearly and concisely. 5 Deliver service that is timely, convenient and accessible, explaining delays whenever they become necessary. 6 Maintain safe and comfortable facilities.

What are clinical notes?

Clinical notes include medical terminology and abbreviations written in a standard format. The Resource button on MyUCDavisHealth offers multiple information sources including Healthwise, Medline Plus and additional health education resources to clarify information in the notes. A typical note contains four sections: 1 Subjective - Patients and other sources provide the subjective information. This includes the reason for the visit, current symptoms, and may include other details, such as past medical information or medications. Think of this as the ‘story’ of the reason for your hospital or clinic visit. 2 Objective - Vital signs, physical exam, and test results are included in the Objective section. This is what the team learned by examining you and doing tests. 3 Assessment – The clinician describes their diagnosis, or potential diagnoses, based on the subjective and objective information from the visit. It may include a differential diagnosis, which is a discussion of possible diagnoses considered, including some discarded diagnoses, based on the information from the visit. 4 Plan – Finally, the plan is about next steps; what the care team recommends or is going to do as a result of the visit and evaluation. The plan may include behavioral or lifestyle changes, further testing, prescription or over-the-counter medications, referrals, procedures, as well as follow-up appointment needs.

What is the best website to find medical terms?

The website medlineplus.gov is a great place to identify common medical terms, abbreviations and acronyms. In addition, during an appointment, ask your care team member to help when you don’t understand something in your notes.

Does a patient have to be a proxy for UC Davis?

The Patient Representative or Proxy does NOT have to be a UC Davis Patient. Please complete the MyUCDavisHealth Proxy Access form and submit to Health Information Management by fax, email or mail: Fax: 916-734-2126. E-mail: hs-mychartactivation@ucdavis.edu.

Can a patient sign a proxy form?

Patients can sign the Proxy Authorization form to grant access (for patients over 18 years of age), If the patient is unable to sign, legal documentation will be required (Medical Power of Attorney, etc) The Patient Representative or Proxy does NOT have to be a UC Davis Patient.