MU-presentation@Board-of-Curators - Jan.2011

Advancing:

Advancing Mizzou Update UM Board of Curators January 28, 2011 Missouri

MU Advances Missouri’s Health:

MU Advances Missouri’s Health Policy MU Health System Education Patient care Research Outreach

MU Center for Health Policy:

Provides objective analysis, education and research for policy experts, practitioners and communities. Recommends hospital and clinic policies to meet new Joint Commission standards on cultural competency, health literacy and language access. Shapes state Medicaid policy. MU Center for Health Policy Center health literacy coaches help improve doctor-patient communication.

MU Health Communication Research Center (J-School):

Strategic communication to improve health of individuals and communities Newspapers in 80 Missouri counties have run 400+ localized health stories, reaching 1.5 million citizens. J-School partners: MU Extension, Missouri Association of Local Public Health Agencies and Health Literacy Missouri MU Health Communication Research Center (J-School)

MU Master of Public Health:

Second program in Missouri and only accredited program at a public university in the state Most degrees do not have veterinary medicine Vital to national and international security MU Master of Public Health

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Education, patient care and research : School of Medicine 500+ University Physicians Sinclair School of Nursing School of Health Professions MU Health Care MU Health System Students, residents and fellows (fall 2010) 3,922 Faculty and staff (FY10) 8,334 Expenditures (FY10) $851.3 million Economic impact (FY10) $2 billion

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Health Care Professionals Russell D. and Mary B. Shelden Clinical Simulation Center Primary provider of Missouri health care professionals Physician alumni 7,268 world 2,835 Missouri Nursing alumni 7,000 world 4,200 Missouri Health Professions alumni 7,425 world 6,300 Missouri Children’s Hospital

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School of Medicine MU has hired 134 new medical faculty since July 2009. More Missouri physicians receive medical training from MU than from any other university. MU is known for its problem-based curriculum and increasing the number of physicians in rural areas. Future School of Medicine clinical campus in Springfield Medical students 392 PhD/Master’s 215 Residents/Fellows 428 Total 1,035 (fall 2010)

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Sinclair School of Nursing Increased enrollment (up 112, fall 2010) First program in the state to offer distance post-baccalaureate Doctor of Nursing Practice degree program MU nursing faculty are ranked 1 st in the nation for scholarly productivity among public AAU nursing schools. 1,265 Students (88% of graduates stay in Missouri) Fall 2010 Undergraduates 996 PhD/Master’s 269

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School of Health Professions Missouri’s only public allied health program at an academic medical center Professional degrees in rehabilitation, imaging and diagnostic sciences SHP clinics and community outreach served 13,247 clients from all Missouri counties in 2010. 1,622 Students (more than 80% of graduates stay in Missouri) Fall 2010 Undergraduates 1,460 PhD/Master’s 162

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Military Social Work Certificate Veterans often experience stress, depression and other health issues. New MU graduate certificate equips social workers to help nation’s armed forces personnel, veterans and their families. In November, MU held a “Helmet Heroes” art auction event to help fund a scholarship for students pursuing the new certificate.

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MU Health Care University Hospital Ellis Fischel Cancer Center Missouri Orthopaedic Institute Missouri Psychiatric Center Missouri Rehabilitation Center Missouri Telehealth Network (200+ sites in 58 counties) Women’s and Children’s Hospital 50+ clinics statewide Patients from every Missouri county receive care (FY 2010) Clinic visits 532,239 Babies delivered 1,822 Emergency/trauma visits 48,936 Major surgical procedures 19,542 Charity/uninsured care $39 million

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Health Research Examples of top grants awarded in 2010 : $8.5M cardiovascular diseases $7.6M medicinal properties of plants $3.3M children’s mental health $2.1M muscular dystrophy $2.1M hospice care $1.4M technology to detect older adult falls Gerald Meininger, who directs MU’s Dalton Cardiovascular Research Center, is principal investigator of an $8.5M microcirculation grant.

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Faster Bone Fix MU orthopaedic surgeon Daniel Hoernschemeyer used a stainless steel plate instead of a traditional cast to repair three-year-old Tyler Martin’s broken leg. Don Shrubshell photo, Columbia Tribune

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One Health, One Medicine MU is a pioneer in the convergence of human and animal health. Cancer drug Tavocept helps humans with lung and ovary cancer and is now being tested at MU to help dogs with bladder cancer. Veterinary oncologist Carolyn Henry and Frederick Hausheer, MD ‘82, pet McDuff , who has bladder cancer.

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MU Orthopaedics MU is a global leader in orthopaedic medicine. Researcher James Cook turns discoveries at the molecular level into breakthrough treatments for animals with injuries and arthritis. His team creates biological joints using a patient’s own cells. They hope the technology will translate to humans. The Missouri Orthopaedic Institute and the Comparative Orthopaedic Laboratory at MU work together to improve human and animal health.

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MU Nutritional Center for Health MU is combating obesity and other lifestyle-related diseases. Nutrition and Exercise Physiology’s new “MUNCH” center includes a research metabolic kitchen, food choice behavior lab and teaching kitchen. The center’s teaching kitchen also will prepare food for MU’s Child Development Laboratory.

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Community Outreach MU Extension is increasing access to affordable fresh fruits and vegetables via weekly deliveries from local growers, a grocery co-op and a farmers market. Residents of Old North St. Louis lived in a “food desert” miles away from fresh food sources.

Advancing:

Advancing Mizzou Update UM Board of Curators January 28, 2011 Missouri