(From NewsOK.com) Work force training programs at several Oklahoma colleges and universities will get a boost from $2.1 million of grants from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The department plans to award more than $159.1 million in grants nationwide to support health care training, Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced Thursday. The funding is designed to improve health care quality by better preparing health care workers to help a diverse population. Grants will support programs that train nurses and geriatric specialists, as well as programs that support recruitment and improve performances of minority students who are pursuing careers that relate to health professions. Read more.

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$2.1M in grants will support health care training programs at Oklahoma colleges, universities