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These guidelines govern the maintenance by Southern Illinois University School of Medicine (hereinafter called the “School”) of records and disclosure of information about Residents and Fellows (hereinafter called “Residents”) who participate in Residency and Fellowship Programs (hereinafter called “Residency Programs”) operated by the School of Medicine and its affiliated hospitals. 1. Records of evaluation of a Resident by the School (hereinafter called “Evaluation Records”) required by Section C.1. of the Agreement With Physician (hereinafter called the “Agreement”) shall be stored

" Great job,” your nurse says. “120/80!” If you’re not quite sure what those numbers mean, you’re not alone. But knowing your numbers and what they mean can go a long way in preventing heart disease and a host of other illnesses. The team at SIU Medicine is here to help you learn about your risk factors for heart disease, what is considered a normal blood pressure and what is a red flag. Experts agree: Understanding your results is key to controlling high blood pressure. The top number This number, also called systolic blood pressure, is the first of the two numbers in a blood pressure reading

Verification and Claims History Requests Malpractice insurance is provided by the resident's or fellow's employing hospital. Please refer to the following list of contacts to find out where to send your verification or claims history requests based on where the resident/fellow did their training: Alton Based Residents and Fellows Alton Memorial Hospital Lisa Blaes, Risk Management Manager, Memorial Hospital Belleville Lisa.Blaes@bjc.org Phone: 618-257-5603 Carbondale Based Residents and Fellows Memorial Hospital of Carbondale Lisa Wade, Underwriter Assistant, Illinois Risk Management Services