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The SIU Center for Maternal-Fetal Medicine is dedicated to providing the highest quality of care to women in central Illinois who face complicated or high-risk pregnancies. This type of pregnancy can include diabetes, preeclampsia, pre-term labor, fetal growth problems, suspected fetal anomalies, multifetal gestations, as well as other, less common conditions. The SIU Center for Maternal-Fetal Medicine provides services that span preconceptional risk assessment and counseling, care during pregnancy and postpartum follow up. Using an integrated care approach, the Division provides patients with

Who we Are CMMHRN is part of a national trend toward the development of "centers of excellence" with regard to the medical aspects of child protection. Because Southern Illinois encompasses such a large geographic area, it is difficult for one center to meet the needs of all our children. Therefore, CMMHRN has created a network of qualified, compassionate medical providers consisting of physicians, nurse practitioners and physician's assistants dedicated to the timely, humane and appropriate medical evaluation and care of children suspected to have been abused or neglected. Two other networks

SIU Medicine and SIU School of Medicine, with support from Memorial Medical Center, bring the best in neurological, neurosurgical and psychiatric care to the residents of central and southern Illinois. At the Neuroscience Institute at SIU, we combine the best providers with the most advanced treatments and latest research. The Neuroscience Institute at SIU is the only state-approved, academically-based neuroscience institute in central and southern Illinois. By combining the breadth of experience from those within the departments of neurology, neurosurgery and psychiatry, patients receive

Our Mission The Medical Library meets its education, research, and patient care missions by: Selecting resources to support advanced research, education, and teaching. Providing a professional environment in which users can study, seek and create information, or explore new knowledge sources in a comfortable and conducive setting. Allowing responsible users to access the Library's collection on-site. Our Primary Users SIU School of Medicine & Healthcare faculty, adjunct faculty, students, residents, grad students, physician assistants, and staff. Patron Privileges Library Card Yes I-Share

We are committed to education, patient access and health literacy strategies that that improve health outcomes for all. By fostering a supportive, trauma-informed learning environment, we ensure that our medical students and residents develop their skills in settings where they feel safe, heard and valued—allowing them to become advocates for equitable healthcare access. We are dedicated to engaging with every SIU department and building external partnerships that promote cultural transformation. As part of this effort, we emphasize the role of patient access education and health literacy in

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