Curators’ Meeting | January 28, 2011
Advancing Missouri’s Health
Advancing Missouri’s Health
Hospital Hill Health Sciences Schools:
School of Dentistry (1881)
School of Pharmacy (1885)
School of Medicine (1971)
School of Nursing (1979)
- Unique Campus
- Inter-professional Training
- Research Collaboration
Collaboration with Volker Campus Schools:
School of Biological Sciences
College of Arts & Sciences
Computing and Engineering
Bloch School of Management
Pre-Med, Pre-Den, Pre-Phar, etc.
Bio Medical Engr., Bio Informatics, etc
Business, Entrepreneurship
- Preparing to excel in health care delivery -
Advancing Missouri’s Health
School
Students
Grads
% MO
Res.
Faculty
Adjuncts
Preceptors
School of Dentistry
529
151
70%
42
110
60
23
School of Pharmacy
615
134
67%
19
54
7
635
School of Medicine
624
96
64%
492
59
734
714
1,126
203
74%
2,884
584
>60%
School of Nursing
Total
“UMKC graduates are ready to work day-one”
87
553
310
375
801
1,747
Advancing Missouri’s Health
UMKC’s Primary Urban Affiliates:
Affiliate
Beds
Admits
OP Visits
ER Visits
Children’s Mercy Hospital
317
15,236
289,832
141,001
Truman Medical Centers
404
18,085
219,538
36,112
Saint Luke’s Hospital
567
19,599
284,839
92,584
1,288
52,920
994,209
269,697
Total
UMKC and Affiliates deliver $150 million in uncompensated care
Other Urban Affiliates:
• Center for Behavioral Medicine
• Veterans Administration Medical Center
• Research Medical Center
UMKC students receive training in over 600 additional sites
Advancing Missouri’s Health
UMKC at Work:
Sch.
Work
In MO
Rural
Train
SOD
1,124
4 wks
2/3 MO DDS,
Top 5, 63K visits
SOP
647
Part/Sr. Yr.
30 grads in MU,
MSU next
SOM
1,073
30 days
6 yr Med, Appt –
KU, Wash U
SON
308
Grad. –
65 hrs
1200 vs 900 clinical
hrs, KU top pick
Note
UMKC is Serving across Missouri
Physicians
Nurses
Dentists/Dental Hygienists
Pharmacists
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UMKC received $11.2 million of the $33.6 million to 13 Schools
Academic Unit
Caring for Missourians
Outcomes
School of Dentistry
$2M
School of Pharmacy
$2.1M
Increased enrollment by 30 students who will graduate in 2014/2015
School of Medicine
$5.4M
Increased recruitment for BA/MD program; reduced student
attrition; implemented pipeline projects to attract rural students. 15
students.
School of Nursing
$1.7M
Admitted 20 students and added 15 permanent slots (BSN and PhD).
Developed post-baccalaureate program to recruit diverse student
candidates from MO; 17 students.
Continued and sustainable support for Caring for Missourians is essential
Advancing Missouri’s Health
Health Sciences Research: $26.5M in grants and contracts in 2010
College of Arts and Sciences Psychology:
Jeannette Berkley Patton - HIV testing in African American churches (urban)
Delwin Catley - Motivational interviewing for smoking cessation
Kathy Goggin - Health disparities among African Americans (urban)
David Martinez - HIV stigma reduction and screening in Hispanic churches
School of Dentistry:
Melanie Simmer-Beck. Miles of Smiles – access to oral health care on site, in elementary schools
Lynda Bonewald - Muscle bone endocrine axis – relief of some health
challenges for the elderly
David Eick - Bone and tissue repair and regeneration
Jeffrey Gorski - SKI-1 deficiency and birth paralysis
School of Medicine:
Hong-Wen Ding - Genetic indicators of osteoporosis risk
Peter Koulen - Steroid hormones protect cells from damage or death
Charles Van Way III - Early treatment of shock symptoms
School of Nursing:
Jacqueline Witt - Family planning
Marco Brotto – muscle, bone, and endocrine research (SON, SOD, SOM collaboration)