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New Technology Could Improve Clinical Trial Recruitment

October 24, 2005

A new study led by Peter Embi, MD, shows that by using the tools of an electronic medical record system in a new way, it's possible to increase the number of patients who volunteer to participate in clinical studies and generate more referrals from the physician community.

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2005 Epilepsy Symposium for Patients, Families and Caregivers

October 21, 2005

Experts from The Neuroscience Institute will speak at "Success with Your Epilepsy," a half-day symposium covering issues relating to both pediatric and adult epilepsy. In addition to providing information about resources in the community, the symposium will cover causes and effects of epilepsy, new treatments, family and caregiver issues and coping methods.

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New Technology Could Improve Clinical Trial Recruitment

October 24, 2005

A new study led by Peter Embi, MD, shows that by using the tools of an electronic medical record system in a new way, it's possible to increase the number of patients who volunteer to participate in clinical studies and generate more referrals from the physician community.

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2005 Epilepsy Symposium for Patients, Families and Caregivers

October 21, 2005

Experts from The Neuroscience Institute will speak at "Success with Your Epilepsy," a half-day symposium covering issues relating to both pediatric and adult epilepsy. In addition to providing information about resources in the community, the symposium will cover causes and effects of epilepsy, new treatments, family and caregiver issues and coping methods.

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Culinology Student With a Full Plate Works to Feed the Troops

October 19, 2005

Culinology student Michael Bunn, a former U.S. Marine, works himself harder than would any drill sergeant. He s enlisted in a full course of studies and routinely works multiple jobs. One of those was a recent co-op quarter where he devised new food options for the military.

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No Rodney or Ratchet, But Robots Rule!

October 19, 2005

The competition heats up as high-school teams come from as far away as Michigan to compete in UC s Third-Annual Bearcat BEST Robotics Competition.

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2005 President's QSA Winner: Catherine Rafter

October 19, 2005

Engineers, as much as anyone, can appreciate the essential nature of a strong foundation. Thus explains the fondness for the College of Engineering's Catherine Rafter, one of the 2005 President's Quality Service Award winners.

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2005 President's QSA Winner: Theresa Leininger-Miller

October 19, 2005

Those who know her best say few people are more dedicated to their mission at the University of Cincinnati than Associate Professor of Art History Theresa Leininger-Miller, a 2005 winner of the President's Quality Service Award.

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Akron's Mike Thomas Introduced as UC Director of Athletics

October 19, 2005

Mike Thomas, who has compiled 20 years of administrative experience in college athletics -- the last five as the athletic director at the University of Akron -- has been tapped as the University of Cincinnati's new athletic director.

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2005 President's QSA Winner: Scott Lincoln

October 19, 2005

His dedication to students and their creative visions have helped make Scott Lincoln a beloved figure around the College of Design, Art, Architecture, and Planning, as well as a 2005 winner of a President's Quality Service Award.

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2005 Presidents QSA Winner: Don Blair

October 19, 2005

The kind of service provided by Don Blair in the Marx Law Library of the UC College of Law can be accurately determined by the number of times per day the question is asked, "Where's Don?"

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