academic health center

To make use of additional grant money, many academic health centers would have to build more laboratory space.

Accordingly, our bill included a graduate medical education and academic health centers trust fund.

It is an academic health center with 11,000 employees and a medical school that is the oldest in Texas.

Medical schools reside inside complex multi-purpose institutions known as academic health centers.

We must also keep in mind the social responsibility of academic health centers to train providers for areas of greatest need.

And academic health centers continued to train large numbers of specialists to provide highly skilled cheap labor for patient care.

"More and more around the country, academic health centers are releasing their hospitals.

Academic health centers, which emphasize research, teaching, and new technologies, may be disadvantaged by the payment scheme.

A special funding mechanism insures that academic health centers continue their vital role in research, training and specialty care.

Since medical students are educated inside academic health centers, it is impossible to separate the finances from other operations inside the center.

UAMS is an academic health center and includes the only medical school in Arkansas.

Managed care and insurance organizations reimburse at a higher rate for teaching hospitals, explicitly acknowledging the higher costs of the academic health center.

Many academic health centers in the U.S. are tied to undergraduate university systems while others solely focus on graduate medicine, training, research, and education.

One of my major concerns with the Clinton proposal, as well as with the changes taking place today, is the threat to the academic health centers.

Administrators who spoke last year about preserving their academic health centers are now figuring out how to revamp them, focusing instead on survival in any form.

"Many academic health centers are on the verge of collapse, and if you can't do clinical research, you can't translate any discoveries to benefit patients."

UAMS began another large campus expansion in phases from 2001 to 2011, making it the largest academic health center in the state.

Don's research interests include national health information policy, quality improvement, administrative medicine, vascular surgery, sports medicine, and management of academic health centers.

"In addition, medical schools and academic health centers have a special duty to fight not only the disease itself but the fear and misinformation surrounding the disease."

In the past, academic health centers used surplus revenue from patient care to supplement the money they received from the Government, but such surpluses are drying up.

But Mr. Kennedy would also spend more money - the exact amount will be specified on Wednesday - on academic health centers and teaching hospitals.

The Gainesville campus is only academic health center in the United States with six health-related colleges located on a single, contiguous campus.

The Medical Center is the only academic health center in the state without a kidney-transplant center, Mr. Weinstein said.

On the Government's drug testing efforts, the panel said "much of the blame for many of these problems" rested with academic health centers where the studies were carried out.

In a meeting on Monday in Boston, Mr. Clinton also pleased representatives from academic health centers by promising a slower pace of change.