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THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS .MEDICAL CENTER 1967-1968 The University of Arkansas Medical Center ranks among the best medical centers throughout the country. The 320,000,000 SYTUCU-lfe lC0mP1elediH Mafchi 1957D is composed of the following two units: a 450 bed-capacity hos- pital and an educational wing. During 1967 the census for the University Hospital was care for 11,845 patients and 2,026 new babies as well as care for more than 90,000 outpatient and emergency room visits. Through the cooperation of highly motivated staff members, students, and health professionals, the Medical Center in 1967 produced: 1. 79 physicians, 41 pharmacists, 24 nurses, 14 medical technologists, and 24 X-Ray technicians. 2. Initiative to help create a regional medical program to fight heart disease, cancer, stroke, and related diseases. 3. A new concept for a child guidance center. 4. New schools of Dental Hygiene and Cytotechnology. 5. A new life for a Costa Rician boy, among others through kidney transplants. 6. A new clinical pharmacy and a modern centralized dictating system. The above are remarkable accomplishments M, f for an institution which requested and justified a 48 per cent increase in operation funds during the first year of the current biennium. Yet, it received a mere 8.55 percent increase from the legislature. This increase is insufficient for the Medical Center to bring salries to the level of those in other institutions in this area. Perhaps it will soon be realized by responsible men that regardless of how high an institutionls ideals may be, adequate financing is the founda- tion for their support. 4
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THE T.H. BARTO I STITUTE S E 2 5 1 ii EM p a il l s' r S Q' rls is hi 2 isis' M f 532252: X 5 , s is . 25 .lgglllg Egg s? 5555? i5lssQllgf3iEss'Eg55lr This nine story medical research building was completed in 1960. The impetus for its construction was provided by Col. and Mrs. T. H. Barton in the form of a S600,000 donation. It is in this building Where crucial research is conducted providing a basis for better patient care.
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