About Rural Health Association of Tennessee

 


 

The Rural Health Association of Tennessee is the only group in Tennessee that specifically and exclusively focuses on Tennessee's rural citizens - we advocate and educate on rural health issues.

Our Areas of Concern in Rural Tennessee:

  • Substance Abuse
  • Rural Access to Health Care
  • Special Populations
  • Mental/Behavioral Health
  • Health Professions Education
  • Health Promotion/Disease Prevention
  • Oral Health
  • Rural Emergency Preparedness

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Announcing Rural Health Association's 18th Annual Conference

"The Sounds of Rural Tennessee: Rural Health 2012"

November 14-18, 2012 at the Music Road Hotel in Pigeon Forge

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Comments from attendees from 2011 conference

"Thank you so much for a great conference. It was my first time at the
conference and being in Pigeon Forge - I had a great time and learned a
lot. Everybody did a wonderful job. Hopefully I will get to go again next
year!!!

Happy Thanksgiving!"
Stephanie
Stephanie Rieforth, RN, BSN, MSN-HSM
Quality Improvement Specialist, Qsource
 
Comment from our Closing Speaker-
Dear Susan:
Just wanted to send you a great big THANK YOU for such a wonderful experience.  I really appreciate the opportunity to work with you and the Rural Health Association.
I made it back home about 1:30 pm CST.  I was so thankful that I didn't get run over in that nutty traffic or that I didn't run over someone.  Traffic was as thick as molasses in Knoxville.  Naturally I was in the lunch hour traffic.  Whew!
I had two persons that followed me out to thank me.  One of them was a woman and she said that my talk was inspiring and motivational and touched the heart.  This man followed me and showed me his evaluation form.  He wanted me to know that he could only give me a 4 since that was the highest mark but that he gave me a 10 plus 1 for an 11.  Remarks like those just does a body good.  It is like music to my ears.
I just wanted to share this with you.
Hope that you had a safe trip back home.  Try to get some rest.  I am back in the office and seeing patients, as always one at a time.
Respectfully yours,
Joyce E. Scott, D.O. 
author and motivational speaker
http://www.drjoycescott.com
Board Certified Family Practice and Geriatric Medicine
 
 

 

November 17, 2011 was -

 

Read Tennessee's Proclamation!


  

SAVE THE DATE!

March 13, 2012

RHAT Legislative Breakfast. Please join your legislators for breakfast at the Sheraton Downtown Nashville Hotel. 

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Health Reform Resources

 


The Latest Rural Health Headlines

 


 

Story of the Day

AT&T Seeks to Acquire T-Mobile: What Will this Mean for Rural Areas?

Restaurants Target Healthy Kids Menus

Tennessean Covering Obesity Epidemic


Federal Budget Issues

    Rural Health Letter


 

How to Identify Recalled Products

At First Birthday, Health Reform Faces Uncertainty

CMS Open Door Forums

Doctor Shortages Under Health Law May Depend on Geography

Bill Would Extend EHR Incentive Pay to Behavioral Health Care

Coordinated School Health Executive Summary- a "must read"

 

 

 

RHAT is partially funded by the state of Tennessee.