ST. CLOUD TIMES — By January, the St. Cloud area will have a new program looking for the best ways to solve Central Minnesota’s community health programs.
CentraCare Health and St. Cloud State University announced Thursday a partnership to open the Center for Health Outcome Policy Research.
The center is believed to be the first research center at a public university that doesn’t have an affiliated medical school, said Wendy Jerde, director of communications at CentraCare Health in a news release.
Research is expected to begin in January and will eventually be housed in Eastman Hall.
The center will include CentraCare employees and St. Cloud State faculty, graduate and undergraduate students.
