SIU marks 35 years of using Standardized Patients in medical education Written by Lauren Murphy • Photography by Jason Johnson Aspects, 39-3 Summer 2016 Lisa Jones sits in the exam room clutching an oversized sweatshirt at her waist. Her tiny frame is swallowed by a baggy, brown T-shirt and shapeless, gray sweatpants. Her forearm is wrapped in a white bandage. She drops her head, letting her tangled blonde hair fall over her tear-stained face. Her husband takes a seat next to her. He looks as sad as he is frustrated. "You’ve got to tell her,” he pleads with his wife. "She can’t help you if you

SIU marks 35 years of using Standardized Patients in medical education Written by Lauren Murphy • Photography by Jason Johnson Aspects, 39-3 Summer 2016 Lisa Jones sits in the exam room clutching an oversized sweatshirt at her waist. Her tiny frame is swallowed by a baggy, brown T-shirt and shapeless, gray sweatpants. Her forearm is wrapped in a white bandage. She drops her head, letting her tangled blonde hair fall over her tear-stained face. Her husband takes a seat next to her. He looks as sad as he is frustrated. "You’ve got to tell her,” he pleads with his wife. "She can’t help you if you

Welcome to the SIU Medicine Flow Cytometry Facility. We provide acquisition, analysis, and sorting of cells, as well as training and expert consultation for project/experiment planning. We serve SIUM faculty as well as outside customers. The facility has 2 analyzers, 1 sorter, and a multiplex analyzer. To get started, please contact our staff for an appointment or to schedule a consultation. What is Flow Cytometry? Flow cytometry is a method of measuring multiple physical and chemical characteristics of single cells or particles as they travel in suspension one by one past a sensing point

In accord with the mission of the School of Medicine , the Anatomy and Neurobiology Division will provide high-quality teaching of anatomical sciences to medical students and other students as needed. The Division will conduct basic research and will foster an intellectual environment that encourages a sense of inquiry. The Division will carry out its service responsibilities to the university and the southern Illinois region. To help achieve these goals, the Division will maintain a working environment conducive to the professional and personal well-being of every member of the Division, and

Educational Services • Assistance with gathering needs assessment data • Assist course directors in developing course objectives • ACCME credit designation • Design and summarizing conference evaluations • Retain course and attendance files for a minimum of seven years • Ensure that each course meets the ACCME Criteria and Standards • Manage commercial support and other external course revenue Conference Planning Assistance • Serve as course registrar • Identifying date conflicts with SIU School of Medicine • Assistance with developing the course budget • Completing ancillary credit

Phone: 217-545-2122 Email: circulation@siumed.edu Photocopy The Library currently has limited copier availability. Mediated Photocopy Service Library staff will retrieve and scan materials for SIU faculty, staff, and residents according to prior departmental arrangements for services. See the fee-based services page for more information. Article Request Form - NEEDS A LINK SIU users who use PubMed may choose to electronically forward document requests to the Medical Library through Loansome Doc. Contact the Interlibrary Loan Department (217-545-2124) to register for this fee-based service

Students who have dependent children may be allowed to request additional funds to help with daycare expenses, provided that certain criteria are met. Page one of this form describes these criteria in detail.

Students who have dependent children may be allowed to request additional funds to help with expenses, provided that certain criteria are met. Page one of this form describes these criteria in detail.

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The Residency and Travel Relocation Loans are private loans designed to assist students with the expenses associated with interviewing and the relocation process. These loans are intended to be utilized for Interview/Residency related cost since we do NOT add these costs to M4’s existing budgets. These costs vary greatly for each student so it would be hard to estimate an overall cost that would best fit each individual. Most lenders require similar criteria for student eligibility: Be enrolled in the final year of medical school at an eligible school and will receive their graduate medical