Suggestion: I want to know drugs which can cure pitutary and testes abnomalaties like getting proper beard and moustach.I am havin hairs on private parts and axillary too.
Response: We cannot give medical advice out over the Internet. Please see your physician. (2001-12-10 16:01:00.0)
Suggestion: To whom it may concern,On oct.29 of 2000 my father's body was sent to you as he donated it to science. We were supposed to receive his ashes when you were done. We have not heard from you. I would like to know where he is. His name is James S Keller. He died of lung cancer. Please contact me at safetters@yahoo.com
Response: Hi, This is Dr. Thomas at the KU Medical Center. Thank you for the email concerning the remains of Mr. James S. Keller. Although our studies can last up to two years, your father's study was recently concluded, and he was cremated on 11/23/01. It usually takes a couple of months for ashes to enter the mailing cycle, but if you would like the ashes returned, please contact the program secretary at 913-588-2735. Her name is Jennifer, and she will make sure that we have the correct address. I hope this answers all of your questions, but if not, please feel free to contact me by calling 913-588-5000 and asking them to page beeper 1900. I will return your call as soon as possible.Thank you,Randy Thomas (2001-12-03 11:59:00.0)
Suggestion: I am gathering information on different universities and was wondering if someone could email me the approximate number of students attending your school. I could not find this information on your website. Thanks
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box.Spring 2001/2000 Fall EnrollmentTotal Students 2,409Allied Health 414Nursing 450Medicine 1,540Other 5 (2001-11-13 10:14:00.0)
Suggestion: How do I submit the cystic fibrosis and CBG #2 tests for CEU credit?
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Our Director of Nursing Continuing Education suggested that you call your accrediting agency and talk with them about your question. Our office of Continuing Education would not submit them. (2001-10-31 15:31:00.0)
Suggestion: Hi, my name is Rozlynn Bundy. I am doing a research assignment for a marketing class and I chose to critique your website. Don't take it personally :)...The only thing I noticed strange or misleading was the fact that The University of Kansas and KU Medical Center have two seperate home pages, but yet neither of these home pages appears when I first opened up the site. I discovered the University's home page through, I think clicking on virtual classroom tours. Please respond as to why there is a seperate home page for the University buried a few clicks deep in the main home page.Other than that, I think your web site is amazing! There are more than enough links to get me to where I need to go. Also, I really like the fact that there are medical procedures/information links related to the KU Medical Center. Our marketing instructor suggests that any website should be able to take you where you need to go in 7 clicks or less. I think you've accomplished that! Good Job!Sincerely,Rozlynn BundyPittsburgh, PA
Response: The KU-Lawrence campus and KU Medical Center share the same chancellor, but we have separate locations and facilities, web servers, etc. It's no doubt confusing to the average visitor, as you point out. In the center column of our site (www.kumc.edu) we have a link to the main campus. On their site, (www.ku.edu) they have a list of other campuses in the bottom righthand corner. Thanks for your kind note. (2001-10-25 10:32:00.0)
Suggestion: is it possible to have the student insurance form or a link on your web site? I am looking for the phone number so i can check on the standing of my daughter's insurance. thx.
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. The web address for Student Resources is www.student-resources.net. Please click on online forms and enter the student's social security number and name, you will be able to find the information you need. Also, if you have problems with the web site, please call our Student Resources representative, Nancy Ojeda - 1-800-237-0903 ext. 6261.Thank you. (2001-09-20 13:16:00.0)
Suggestion: We are looking for a test of QoL for patients w/ Heart Failure, and we couldn't find the publication.Could you please send us where we could find this test developed in your university.Thanking you in advance.Sergio V. Perrone, MD
Response: We believe you may be looking for the Kansas City Cardiomyopathy questionnaire. This was developed by one of our cardiologists, Dr. Charles Porter in conjunction with Drs. Spertus, Bresnahan and Green of St. Lukes Hospital. The journal address is: J Am Coll Cardiol 2000 APR:35(5):1245-1255. If you would like more information about using the questionnaire, contact Dr. John Spertus at MAHI 816-932-2000. (2001-09-12 17:12:00.0)
Suggestion: i was given a copy of part of wolf's down and dirty (hallmark diseases) and would like to know if there is any way to obtain the rest of the study guide. i'm a med student but not a kumc med. student and find the information i have very, very useful in studying for step 1. i know there are copyright issues but i would be willing to pay for the study guide. it seems to be very succinct and tuned and i would like to be able to take advantage of that. i would appreciate any help you can give me. thank you, k.m. formolo
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. I've searched extensively for information on this, but haven't been able to locate anything on it. Perhaps if you brought it in to me to look at I could get some clues as to where to find it. Thank you.Kathy GrahamTextbook ManagerKU Med Books(913) 588-2542 (2001-09-12 12:46:00.0)
Suggestion: Why doesn't KU Med offer a physican's assistant program?
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Currently, the University of Kansas Medical Center does not offer a physician's assistant program. We suggest you contact Wichita State University at either www.wichita.edu or call the Physician's Assistant Program directly at (316) 978-3011.Thank you. (2001-09-11 12:26:00.0)
Suggestion: regarding mawlid(birthday of prophet muhammed(SAW).you wrote that muhammed(SAW)was the founder of islam.That is wrong he is the prophet of islam
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Could you please tell us the birthday and we will make sure it is updated.You may also contact our Diversity Coordinator directly. That would be Mr. Charles "Chuck" Romero at (913) 588-8011 or e-mail address cromero@kumc.edu.Thank you. (2001-08-21 16:14:00.0)
Suggestion: I understand that Dr. Jeanne Drisko has researched hormone replacement therapy comparing natural hormones and Prempro. The KU Med Cntr in Wichita gave me the web site for Dr. Drisko, but I am unable to come up with any info on her findings. In fact, I find no mention of HRT or alternative medicine. Please tell me how I can research this subject through your web site. Thank You!
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Dr. Drisko relays the study is complete but the details are not available as of yet. Dr. Barbara Lukert is the principal investigator and Dr. Drisko is the co-investigator. When details are available, your suggestion to post the results on the web site will be considered. Thank you for your suggestion. (2001-08-21 12:07:00.0)
Suggestion: I have been referred by my local physician to a Dr. Greg Horton to learn more about a Scandinavian Total Ankle Replacement. However, your web site says nothing about his research on this prosthetic device or the candidate selection criteria. I have his phone number and I can call, but would have preferred to find out more about this via your Web site.
Response: Thank you for using KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Your message has been forwarded to Kansas University Physicians, Inc. Chief Information Officer. Your input is greatly appreciated. (2001-08-21 11:12:00.0)
Suggestion: To whom it may concern, we are two medical students (currently enrolled in our final year) from Germany who like to apply for a clinical elective in surgery or internal medicine (if possible for the lenght of 16 weeks, April to August or August to December 2002) at your hospital. If this seems possible in any way, we are pleased to send you any information (application, curriculum vitae etc.). Please feel free to contact me for any further details. Thanks a lot in anticipation Yours sincerely Nicole Baake Christoph Kollmeier
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. For more information about the University of Kansas Medical Center Residency Programs, including program description, contact information and application process, please visit the residency program web pages at http://www.kumc.edu/guides/residencyguide.html Thank you. (2001-08-21 08:39:00.0)
Suggestion: I'm going to be a sophmore in high school. I'm thinking about being a doctor, but trying to figure out what the best major is. I live in Arizona now, but might move to Nebraska. Would a major in microbiology get me into med school?
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Applicants to medical school have a wide variety of majors. KU does not "weight" one major over another, but rather hopes to have a diverse group of students/majors. We advise undergraduates to seek a major in an area that they would be happy working in, in case they do not get into medical school or change their minds about applying. You are more apt to do well in a major that interests you rather than one you hope will "get you into medical school." Medical school application is very competitive, you will need a good science background as well as a broad understanding of health care and medicine. You may wish to visit our web site at www.kumc.edu/som/som.html Thank you for your interest. (2001-08-16 15:30:00.0)
Suggestion: estoy buscando imagenes de rickettia, ¿donde debo buscar?
Response: Gracias por usar el KUMC "Pulse Suggestion Box" (La Caja de Sugerencias). No estamos seguros lo que usted quiere decir por el t¿rmino "rickettia." ¿Podr¿a describir usted por favor esta palabra? Gracias. (2001-08-14 14:56:00.0)
Suggestion: Is there any way to detect patent Foraman Ovale? Where the hole is not sealed and could admit air during surgery?
Response: An echocardiogram may detect patent foraman ovale. If you need a physician referral, please call the KUMC physician referral line at 913-588-1227 or 1-800-332-6048, 8am to 5pm CST, Monday through Friday. (2001-08-13 13:55:00.0)
Suggestion: I would like to cancel the "continuing education"monthly paper which is mailed to me from the Nursing and Allied Health, Northwest Kansas Area Health Education Center. I am no longer licensed as I have retired. Thank you for keeping me updated about your programs. Please remove me from your mailing list. Phyllis Haberman
Response: Ms. Haberman, thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Your request has been forwarded to the appropriate person for action. Thank you for contacting us. (2001-08-08 08:50:00.0)
Suggestion: No suggestion, I just can not find an e-mail for questions,can you down load that for me or pass this on. I would like to know if you are part of the hill-burton uncompensated services. I have a son with disk injurys and he need help.Thank you Pat Dice
Response: Thank you for using KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Kansas University Physicians, Inc. does not participate in the Hill-Burton program. (2001-08-06 12:49:00.0)
Suggestion: Dear Sir:Could you answer one question... or lead me to the proper sources... I have had a "frozen Shoulder... that lasted about 18 months and that was about 5 years ago... and ever since that situation, I have pain or discomfort in my arm between the wrist and elbow... could the nerves be damaged or are their any nutriants that can restore the nerver and arm... thank you
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. The physician referral line at KUMC is 913-588-1227 or 1-800-332-6048, 8am to 5pm CST, Monday through Friday. Thank you. (2001-08-01 14:18:00.0)
Suggestion: http://referral.kumc.edu/The left frame is so narrow that I cannot operate the drop-down lists to find myself a doctor! Am using Win95 OSR2 P III 600 512 MB SDRAM 100 mHz, IE 5.5, 1024 x 768 res on 17 inch monitor (browser maximized)How do I find a doctor on staff online?!
Response: I suggest that you try to resize your browser. If that doesn't work, please call the Help Desk at 913-588-7995. Thank you. (2001-08-01 13:35:00.0)
Suggestion: I cannot find a site for donating a cadaver. If you can help please contact me .
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Please contact our Willed Body Program, in the Department of Anatomy & Cell Biology, at (913) 588-2735. Thank you. (2001-07-26 12:49:00.0)
Suggestion: Transcript forms should beavailable on-line for faxing to theinstitution. Most other educationalinstitutions offer this.
Response: This is available as a PDF file on the Virtual Student Center web site (www.kumc.edu/studentcenter), specifically in the section labeled "Student Records Information." The direct link to the form is http://www.kumc.edu/studentcenter/transcript.pdf . (2001-07-26 09:22:00.0)
Suggestion: Why the study guide is not available for non kumc???Isn't there any way that I can browse "Medical Study Guides Page"?I'm in Korea. Please......--;
Response: Due to the copyright restrictions on the content of the medical study guides, this resource is only available to students who are currently enrolled at KU Medical Center. Copyright law prevents us from providing access to anyone else. We suggest investigating similar resources at a medical school or library in your own area. (2001-07-24 09:26:00.0)
Suggestion: effects of drugs on oral mucosa
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Suggestion Box. Specific drug effect information can be found on the KUMC Department of Pharmacy webpage: log onto the Department of Pharmacy homepage at www2.kumc.edu/pharmacy. Click on "Ask Your Pharmacist A Question" under "Drug Information Centers" heading and type your specific question. (2001-07-23 15:45:00.0)
Suggestion: I believe there should be a press release about Dr. Whitehead.
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion box. Thank you for your input. We will consider your suggestion and, if warranted, take appropriate action. (2001-07-09 10:58:00.0)
Suggestion: Your Phone Number is not working for the 913 Area CodeUnable to Contact the Registra Office. Thank You !
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Sorry for the inconvenience. The phone number for our Registrar's office is (913) 588-7055.Thank you. (2001-06-20 15:31:00.0)
Suggestion: PS: A smallnote given below enlightens you about a new concept for control of migaine headaches. If you need any further information, I will be pleased to furnish.A NEW APPROACH FOR TREATMENT OF MIGRAINE HEADACHESThe world over, a few hundred million people suffer from migraine headaches that vary differently. Migraines are a complex in nature what causes the disorders are unknown. Hence its prevention is difficult. However, the various treatments are available which are helpful to reduce the number of attacks for migraine sufferers.Migraines can be experienced as low as once a year or as often as daily. The intensity of pain varies from person to person starting from low to very severe shooting type remained for some hours and then decreases to low. The attack of migraine lasts from few hours to 3-4 days. Hence the treatments vary.As said, the causes for the disorders are not known. Researches have been continued and various options have been suggested to reduce its intensity and frequency but the effective treatment is not yet found. A natural therapy known as Gemstones therapy appears to be effective for control of various typical diseases and so prevention of migraine headaches. This therapy is not new and the leaders in each society were aware of powerful properties of gemstones from the ancient time. Their cost and low availability resulted in knowledge to be remained in the hands of few people. The growing modern concepts reveal the gemstone therapy is no more secretive science of nature. Scientifically the gemstones function by concentrating a beam of electron of different color wave- length. In other terms, this may be called as color therapy. Seven colors composed in white light are corresponding to seven planets existing in our universe emitting different color rays, which influence the human body greatly in behavior and reaction aspects. The reasons for the influence of rays are due to existence of corresponding planetary system inside the body itself in form of centers. These centers are interrelated to each other via a central center known as a Saturn planet. When these centers are interred balanced, a human being can have good health.Any deficiencies or excess of color rays on the centers would give rise to various kinds of diseases depending on the type center efficiency. It is thus possible to rebalance the centers for getting rid of related diseases. This can be done by the application of gemstones capable of emitting the required color rays on the needed centers. These centers are connected to fingers and other parts of body at the specific locations through which color rays are transmitted to centers. It has to be noted here that the requirements for the centers are color rays, which can be provided by use low cost stones that are also equally effective.It is now necessary to understand the theory of colors in relation of corresponding planets that would provide the possible causes of disorders. Accordingly, the specific stones can be selected. The selected stones are to be worn on the specific locations for rebalancing the mal functioning centers. As the centers go on balancing, the simultaneously the corresponding disease will reduce. With this in view, the author has tried to analyze the causes of migraine headaches based on the above concept, it appears the chief causes are associated with the Saturn and the Sun planets emitting blue and red rays respectively. The experiments in this direction have shown very good results in getting rid of migraine headaches but at different rate. The study has opened the new approaches for migraine sufferers.V.K.JAINB.Sc, B.Sc.Engg.(Mech.)Dehradun-248001INDIA
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Your message was forwarded to our Department of Neurology, Chair's office.Thank you. (2001-06-20 15:25:00.0)
Suggestion: hello, just been checking your ethnic & religious dates calendar and would like you to make the necessary changes to the Sikh events.Vaisakhi is only ever on 13 April every year and is ONLY celebrated by the Sikhs 'Vaisakihi' means the 'Birth of the Khalsa'. Lohri is not celebrated by the Sikhs with the same reference to Hindus (colour & water). The reasons why Sikhs attend their holy temple on this event is because on that same day one of the Sikh Guru's was released from prison. Guru Gobind Singh's birthday is on 2nd January and not 14 January. Sikhs also celebrate 'Hola Mohalla' which is on 10 March. Another important event for the Sikhs is when the holy book was initiatied as the Guru of the Sikhs 'Guru Granth Sahib' on 19 August. 14 November which is the same day as Diwali but the Sikhs celebrate 'Bandhi Chhor Diwas. The Founder of Sikhism was 'Guru Nanak Sahib who's birthday is on 30 November. I hope to see these changes made to the diversity calendar.Thank You
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. I will make sure that our diversity coordinator receives your message.Debra BrogdenOffice of the Executive Vice Chancellor (2001-06-20 15:16:00.0)
Suggestion: Why the study guide is not available for non kumc
Response: The study guides are restricted to on campus/network use. You must be connected to the kumc network to use these. (2001-05-16 16:49:00.0)
Suggestion: I am trying to get information on KUMC's research IRB and human subjects committee. I have been looking on our website for 10-15 minutes and have been unable to find such information. I could find no relevant links under "research," which I think is the logical place to find it. I could also find no relevant office or committee under "committee." Using the search function, entering "IRB," "ethics" and "human subjects" also yielded no results. I know that this information is available on the web because in the distant past I consulted it. This information is important to researchers, and should not be so well-hidden! I have given up and will use the phone instead.
Response: I believe the address you are looking for is http://www2.kumc.edu/researchadmin/humansubjects.htm (2001-05-16 16:46:00.0)
Suggestion: remote access. What is the URL or address to use from another city to reach the KUMC web site?
Response: www.kumc.edu (2001-05-16 16:43:00.0)
Suggestion: As a cancer patient I have some questions that you might be able to answer for me. I would like to get a second opinon on facts. I was first biopsied in December with a secondary tumor which was a squamous cell carcinoma. This tumor was on the right side of my neck and surrounded a lymph node. I required a second operation which removed all my lymph nodes from my right side. Four lymph nodes came back with cancer. Three was determined to be a stage II cancer and one a stage III. I've udergone 7 weeks of radiation therapy in my neck, spinal area, pharanx,espophegus. During my working life as a detective with the NYCPD I've been called to my jobs, some cotaining PBC's, asbetos, etc. Im only 43 years old, don't smoke, was running approx 35 miles per week and do not consume alcholic beverages. Can this Cancer of an Unknown Primary be caused by exposure to such chemicals. Any informationwould be appreciated.
Response: Thank you for using the Pulse Suggestion Box. Sorry to be so tardy with a reply. I suggest that you call our Cancer Center office here at KUMC, (913) 588-4700, or the National Cancer Institute at 1-800-4-CANCER. Thanks. (2001-04-24 10:17:00.0)
Suggestion: I have lived in the KU area all my life and I am upset over a certain issue. I live across the street from one of the hospitals parking lots. I have had campus police ask me on numerous occasions if I saw anyone "messing with cars" in the lot because several were vandilized. I also see campus police using radar and writing tickets. I see them at Quicktrip 6 blocks away from the hospital and even Rosedale Park a mile away from the hospital. Why are these officers not patroling the parking lots. Didn't a women get murdered in her car about 8 to 10 years ago in one of the lots on the south side of the hospital. Maybe if the campus police would spend more time patroling the parking lots there would not be vandels and murders taking place there. And if they are so concerned with writing ticket, why is it that you never see them radaring in the dead of winter when it is so cold out. Are they not as concerned about these speeders when it means that they will have to get out of their warm cars and into the cold? Is this what my tax money pays for? Please let me know, for if they are there to issue tickets then they should be on KCKPD"s payroll and not the hospital. I would like a response so I will know if I should write a letter to the govenor or not.
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Suggestion Box. KU Police Department's primary obligation and responsibility is the protection of the lives and property of the members of the University community. State law and jurisdictional agreements with KCK were created to extend the authority of University Police to include off campus locations. The department has a secondary role of providing police services to the neighborhood community and assistance to KCK Police. Under the department's federally funded Community Policing grant, two Police Officers are assigned full time to work directly with citizens, businesses, schools, and churches in the Rosedale community. Part of the Community Policing program is to respond to citizen complaints, such as traffic safety issues (speeding, cross walks violations). Thus, traffic enforcement is directed in response to citizen concerns and towards high accident locations and violations. Thank you. (2001-04-19 13:28:00.0)
Suggestion: When we go to the point where yellow parking is free, one of the yellow lots should be changed to red and more red parking made available. The red parking waiting list doesn't seem to change.
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Yellow Parking will not be "free". The Hospital does plan to pay (parking fees) for each of their employees, an amount equal to a Yellow permit. This is not expected to change the demand for Red or Yellow spaces. Usage of each color zone and lot is monitored daily and if appropriate, changes will be made.Thank you. (2001-04-19 10:09:00.0)
Suggestion: I'd like to commend your morning bus driver, Dave. He is one of the friendliest, nicest, most helpful people I've met here. His disposition and attitude should be bottled! He's always willing to delay a few seconds so riders can catch the bus. Those few seconds can mean 15-20 minutes to us. Thanks for being here for us, Dave! We love you!
Response: Thank you for using the Pulse Suggestion Box. Your kind message was forwarded to Dave's supervisor.Thank you. (2001-04-03 09:37:00.0)
Suggestion: Dear Sir / Madam I got a English School in Brazil and I Am looking for Universities and hospitals where my student can do a short interchange during theirs University breaks . Do you have something like that ? If you do, please let me know how does it work . Thans a lot Your Faithful Denise Martins
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. I would suggest that you contact the Applied English Center at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, KS. They can be reached by calling (785) 864-4606 or their e-mail address is aec@ukans.edu.Thank you. (2001-03-21 08:53:00.0)
Suggestion: Procedures for applying for employment for out of state people and directions to the medical center. Plus example of cost of living etc.
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. All the information on how to apply for employment is online at our pulse address http://www2.kumc.edu/hr/ Directions to the medical center are also on pulse at http://www2.kumc.edu/hr/ Click on the JOBS lcon, and from there go to Interviews, click on it and it will link you to a web page with a link to directions to the medical center.Our Kansas City, Kansas Chamber of Commerce would have cost living information and they can be reached by calling (913) 371-3070.Thank you. (2001-03-21 08:47:00.0)
Suggestion: trying to call the Pulmonary Med. # listed (8-3925) a message tells me 8-3928 has been changed to 8-3906 (I didn't dial 3928), whatever... please update and confirm
Response: Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It appears that both the 3928, 3925 and 3906 phone numbers have changed to 3901. We made the change to the phone directory and the changes should show up on their phone record within 24 hours. (2001-02-26 07:44:00.0)
Suggestion: Would like to be able to view your policies and procedures for enviroment of care and safety.thanks,Karen
Response: The information you are looking for is likely housed at this web site: http://www2.kumc.edu/safety (2001-02-23 15:19:00.0)
Suggestion: I am trying to find more information about Breast Cancer Awareness Month. I work for DST Systems, Inc. in Kansas City, MO and am searching for a speaker to come to our business to talk about Breast Cancer Awareness in October.
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Sorry your question was not answered in a timely manner. Do you still want to get in touch with someone here at KUMC concerning a speaker for Breast Cancer Awareness this coming October? If so, please reply to this message. Thank you. (2001-02-23 14:46:00.0)
Suggestion: i thought you used to have a website that had shirts, mugs etc that you could be with KU MED Logo. what happened to it ?
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Sorry for the tardy delay. That website would be kumedbooks.com.Thank you. (2001-02-23 14:40:00.0)
Suggestion: The correct web address for Food Chatter is at http://www2.kumc.edu/sah/dietetics
Response: This has been corrected on the Guides to Publications page. Thanks for bringing this to our attention. (2001-02-23 13:28:00.0)
Suggestion: Had cause to turn to the "on-line" KUMC ethics handbook today.I advised and supposedly educated a group of resident physicians on how easy it was to access the ethics handbook on line.ONLY TO DISCOVER THAT NONE OF THE SEARCH OPTIONS COULD FIND IT!!!!!! SOME WASTED TIME LATER I FOUND IT UNDER "erhics" R not T. I don't know what erhics are. fix it prease....
Response: We have corrected the error on this web page. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. (2001-02-23 13:22:00.0)
Suggestion: At this URL [http://www.kumc.edu/guides/policyguide.html] please change the following links to [Safety-related Policies].Delete the direct links to: Hazardous Waste Procedures Infection Prevention and ControlAdd link to: http://www2.kumc.edu/safety/policies.htmThanksl
Response: Thanks for bringing this to our attention. The changes have been made. (2001-02-23 12:52:00.0)
Suggestion: I think the site would be greatly improved with the addition of a detailed map of the hospital with information such as: department locations and other information that would aid visitors, patients, staff, and students in locating various departments in this hospital. As I am sure you know, it can be quite difficult to find certain areas in the hospital if one is not familiar with the maze of corridors.Please disregard if this information is currently available on the site. However, if it is, I have not been able to find it and that seems to be a slight problem in itself.Thank you for your time. The web site is great overall and very informative!
Response: There is an existing resource on our web site that we hope is already serving this function. From the home page at http://www.kumc.edu the first link on the left side near the top is a Locate/Contact Us. From that page there are maps of the Greater Kansas City area, maps of the University campus and a number of other resources of interest to students, faculty, staff and visitors. (2001-02-23 12:08:00.0)
Suggestion: Thank you for the study guide area...you have helped us survive our first semseter histology and cell biology class!!! From members of the Michigan State College of Veterinary Medicine-class 2004!
Response: Thank you for using the KUMC Pulse Suggestion Box. Sorry to be so tardy in responding to your message. We are so glad we could help you out. Good luck. (2001-02-22 15:56:00.0)
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