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Demonstration of Patient Safety Experiences Substantial Disruptions in Patient Care (Disaster Plan for Springfield Based Residents) Guidelines for Maintenance of Records and Disclosure of Information about Residents and Fellows Resident File Standards Institution and Program Closure/Reduction Non-Accredited Fellowships Program Oversight and Review Policy Selecting a Program Director

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

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

Throughout her career as a Maryknoll Lay Missioner in East Africa, SIU School of Medicine alumnus Susan Nagele, MD, (’81) provided care to the sick and worked with groups to administer vaccination programs that helped to eradicate measles, polio and other infectious diseases from towns and regions where she served. She had to overcome language and cultural barriers, and bouts with malaria and dysentery. She learned to “make do” with inadequate supplies against a backdrop of extreme poverty, malnutrition and civil unrest. And she persevered to bring improved medical care to some of the most

The Memorial Medical Center Foundation awarded nearly $650,000 in health-related grants for community and health-system initiatives this spring – a record-breaking total for the foundation’s grant program. More than $169,000 of the grants were awarded to projects at SIU School of Medicine . The grant recipients included: Surgery: $59,051 to perform a retrospective comparative study of open, laparoscopic and robotic-assisted surgery for colorectal cancer at Memorial Medical Center. Surgery: $14,125 to assess the effects of hyperbaric oxygen therapy on the regenerative speed of nerve tissue

Policies concerning Graduate Students in the MMICB department.