
In 1988 The University of Texas Houston Health Science Center School of Nursing embarked on the task of developing a nursing center (UTNS). Today the organization is in excellent financial health and its patient population continues to grow. The UTNS model can help nursing centers move forward as a prototype of primary health care delivery.
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