FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., Sept. 10 -- The University of Arkansas issued the following news release:
The University of Arkansas received $777,351 from Arkansas' Rural Health Transformation Program to expand theArkansas Health Survey, a detailed portraitofphysical andbehavioralhealth across the state, into THRIVE RADAR, a statewide platform that shows where rural health needs are greatest and what services and resources are available.
"We have spent the last several years building a much clearer picture of health and health needs across Arkansas," said Michael Niño, associate professor of sociology and criminology and a co-leader of the project. "THRIVE RADAR is the next step. We will connect those needs with the providers, services and infr...