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College of Pharmacy

College of Pharmacy. Transition from B.S. to Doctor of Pharmacy completed Implemented web-based degree programs - Pharm D (for practicing pharmacists) - M.S. Pharmaceutical Sciences with P&G $1.5 million in research grants (6-fold increase in 6 years)

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College of Pharmacy

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  1. College of Pharmacy • Transition from B.S. to Doctor of Pharmacy completed • Implemented web-based degree programs • - Pharm D (for practicing pharmacists) • - M.S. Pharmaceutical Sciences with P&G • $1.5 million in research grants • (6-fold increase in 6 years) • Partnerships • UCCOM – research, clinical trials • CCHMC • Skin Sciences Institute

  2. College of Nursing • Ranked in top 6% of Nursing schools • Created Institute for Nursing Research • ($>1 million in research grants - 2 RO1’s) • Partnerships • - UCCOM (Dr. B. Brehm – Nutrition Coordinator) • - CCHMC • - Community • Future: • - Curricular revision to transform healthcare • - Application of technology to teaching programs

  3. College of Allied Health Sciences • Applications up 28%; enrollment up 10% • Research • - Grant applications substantially increased • - Faculty involved in 11 grants/awards ($0.76 million) • New Programs • - Sonography • - Doctorate in Audiology • Partnerships • - Cincinnati Public Schools • (Alliance, CCHMC, Woodward H.S.) • - CCHMC (genetic counseling)

  4. Institute for Health Policy and Health Services Research • Partnerships - twenty-two strategic partners • new: PM&R, Surgery • 100 publications • Faculty played key roles in 50 grant awards • Dr. Tuchfarber to relinquish leadership 1/1/04 • Future: disparity research and minority health, increase • translational research participation and support

  5. Hoxworth Blood Center • Collected 87,000 units of blood (highest ever) • Produce strictly leukocyte-reduced blood components • Research initiatives • - cell therapies • - transplantation

  6. Genome Research Institute • Renovations completed • Awarded one of three first cycle BRTT grants ($9 million) • Application for 2nd cycle • Wright Center/BRTT grant • Strong collaborative efforts with P&G pharmaceuticals

  7. Libraries/IT • Top ranked vis-à-vis • - computers • - endowment value • - grants and contracts • - electronic journals • NetWellness • IAIMS Grant (National Library of Medicine) • - $400,000/yr, 4 yrs

  8. Cincinnati Children’s Clinical Program Growth/Innovations

  9. CCHMC Satellites • University Pointe • Batesville

  10. CHMC Partners • Toledo • Akron • Dayton • Cincinnati • Portsmouth • Huntington • Lexington

  11. Connectivity to University Programs • Clinical Programs • Transitional Care • Alliance Hospitals: newborn care • University Pointe • Adolescent Medicine • Fetal Interventions • Breast Cancer Genetics

  12. CCHMC Pursuing Perfection • Quality improvement model • Funded by RWJ Foundation - Managed by IHI • 3. Objective: Transformation of health care delivery • systems to provide care that is: • a. timely • b. equitable • c. patient/family focused • d. efficient • e. effective • f. safe

  13. Cincinnati Children’s Education and Training

  14. Training at CHMC - FY 2002 Students 177 Residents (CCHMC based) 164 Clinical Fellows 140 Post doctoral Fellows 62 Graduate Students (M&DB) 41

  15. Combined Training Programs 1. Medicine - Pediatrics 2. Pediatrics - PM&R 3. Triple Board (Peds/Psych)

  16. Connectivity to University Programs Education/Training 1. Masters in Medical Education 2. Masters in Clinical Science 3. Graduate Programs a. Molecular and Developmental Biology b. Genetic Counseling c. Immunobiology d. Faculty at CCHMC on other graduate faculties e. MSTP Program

  17. Cincinnati Children’s Research Programs

  18. Basic Science Divisions at CCHMC 1. Developmental Biology (Wylie) 2. Pulmonary Biology (Whitsett) 3. Cardiovascular Molecular Biology (Robbins) 4. Immunobiology/Molecular Immunology (Wills-Karp; Karp) 5. Experimental Hematology (Williams) 6. Bioinformatics (Pestian)

  19. Human Research • 1. Translational Research Initiative (Williams) • 2. Clinical Research (Daniels) • Oak Campus Facility • Clinical Trials Office • Health Services • Cores: GCRC, IRC, CEB

  20. Department of PediatricsSponsored Program Awards(Total Costs)

  21. Cincinnati Children’s Research FoundationNational Institutes of Health Awards(Total Costs)

  22. Cincinnati Children’s Research FoundationIndustry Awards (Total Dollars)

  23. RESEARCH: 14 LEVELS 361 200 SF OFFICE: 5 LEVELS 125 000 SF INFILL PHASE 2: 14 LEV. 350 000 SF TOTAL: 836 000 SF RESEARCH: 8 LEVELS 206 400 SF OFFICE: 5 LEVELS 125 000 SF INFILL PHASE 2: 14 LEV. 350 000 SF TOTAL: 681 400 SF

  24. The Marie Brown Award

  25. Marie Brown • 1951-1997 • Her UC career began in 1981 • Worked at the forefront of University Hospital’s expansion • Was known for her “can do,” “get it done” attitude • Our award acknowledges this “can do” collaborative spirit

  26. The Recipient of the 2002 Marie Brown Award is… Karen Bankston, RN, MSN Vice President of Operations The University Hospital

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