Jillian Taylor

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New professional course aims to strengthen Oklahoma rural healthcare leaders

By: Jillian Taylor

Lacefield said the course's goal is to strengthen the capabilities of current and emerging healthcare leaders, equip them with practical tools and help them build a network of peers to share best practices with.

KGOU Public Radio

Reported Oklahoma cyclosporiasis cases reach 544, but new illnesses may be declining

By: Jillian Taylor

The department spokesperson said many of the newly reported cases are being added to previous weeks. This is because of delays in diagnosis and reporting – averaging approximately 12 days from onset of symptoms to diagnosis.

WBIR-TV

Great Smoky Mountains National Park rangers teach history through quilting

Great Smoky Mountains National Park rangers teach history through quilting

KGOU Public Radio

More Oklahoma children are entering kindergarten with vaccine exemptions, CDC reports

By: Jillian Taylor

New CDC data from last school year shows Oklahoma kindergartens are seeing more students with vaccine exemptions. Most were non-medical, representing 7.2% of Oklahoma kindergartners.

KGOU Public Radio

The Trump administration is shifting funding for HIV prevention. Vulnerable Oklahomans could suffer

By: Jillian Taylor

When Theodore Noel was a school-based service counselor in Oklahoma City, he noticed a pattern.

KGOU Public Radio

Oklahoma officials outline progress on Rural Health Transformation Program initiatives

By: Jillian Taylor

Oklahoma is preparing to enter the second budget period of a five-year federal funding opportunity seeking to transform rural health.

KGOU Public Radio

Oklahoma City high school students get hands-on healthcare experience through new partnership

By: Jillian Taylor

At John Marshall Enterprise High School, a group of students is surrounded by posters illustrating the human body and state-of-the-art mannequins lying on hospital beds.

WBIR-TV

Knoxville artist makes monthly maps to guide First Friday art lovers

Knoxville artist makes monthly maps to guide First Friday art lovers

KGOU Public Radio

Over 250,000 Oklahomans received a letter about new Medicaid work requirements. What does it say?

By: Jillian Taylor

The Health Care Authority sent more than 250,000 letters informing Oklahomans of new federal Medicaid work requirements, which will go into effect Jan. 1, 2027.

KGOU Public Radio

Oklahoma nonprofit opens application for grants funding adaptive equipment, activities

By: Jillian Taylor

An Oklahoma nonprofit is accepting applications for grants that cover equipment, activities and experiences for individuals with differing abilities.