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especially to all the wonderful and supportive staff at Bloomington
Hospital.
Whenever I needed an X-Ray, an image or movie, someone was right there. Advice was as close as a phone a call. Although many gave generously of their time, there are several who deserve special mention. Dawn Miller and Tim Pittman in the Media |
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Services department consistently and quickly
came through with many of the photographs and movies that add so much to
this tutorial. Their cheerful help and 'can do' attitude was just what the
doctor needed on many occasions. Bruce
Riley in the Radiology department has never missed a beat. Whenever I need
an X-Ray or scan, he's always right there. Thank you Bruce. For this unit, I
got wonderful, and absolutely essential, instruction from Melissa Terrell in the
vascular lab on how to interpret venous ultrasounds. Also, Sandy Siefers,
Bloomington Hospital's Anticoagulation Clinical Pharmacist, was most helpful
in detailing the problem of drug interactions in Coumadin therapy. I can't say enough about the wonderful support I always get from the Teaching and Learning Technology Laboratory here on the IU campus. A special thanks goes to Kathryn Propst for consistently finding those little javascripts that make all of these units so interactive. Thanks also to the Indiana University for financial support in the form of a High Speed Internet Technology grant. Last and certainly not least, thanks to Dr. Valerie O'Loughlin for painstakingly proof reading every line of all of these exercise. |
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