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Collaborative Initiatives and Networks (CoIN) The mission of CoIN is to promote collaborative work with other groups across campus. To that end, GIM CoIN encompasses several initiatives: Delivery Redesign for Innovation, Value, and Equity (DRIVE) The mission of DRIVE is to accelerate innovation, value, and equity through safety-net delivery redesign that is grounded in evaluation, implementation, and education. It is a key collaboration with our partners at Parkland Health. Key aspects of

The Department of Radiation Oncology earned ACGME accreditation status for its Radiation Oncology Residency Training Program in 2005.

Current faculty of Diabetic Limb Salvage

Cerebrovascular Diseases and Stroke Leadership Mark Johnson, M.D. Section Head Clinical and Education Ying Xian, M.D., Ph.D. Section Head Research Contact Brenda Thomas Academic Administrator | brenda.thomas@utsouthwestern.edu Taylor Norman Operations Manager | Taylor.Norman@utsouthwestern.edu Patient Appointments 214-645-8800 Book Online Recognized by the U.S. News & World Report as a high-performing center for stroke, our section is one of the academic leaders in the nation. Our core mission

Overview Infectious Diseases' Epidemiology Section in the Department of Internal Medicine.

Neuro-Oncology Leadership Michael Youssef, M.D. Interim Section Head Contact Regina Oliver Academic Administrator regina.oliver@utsouthwestern.edu Patient Appointments 214-645-8800 Book Online The Neuro-Oncology section embodies the core missions of the Department of Neurology, including excellence in patient care, promoting education, and advancing research in malignant tumors of the CNS and cancer-related neurological disorders. Our faculty are recognized nationally and internationally for

Since 1994 the Division of Epidemiology at UT Southwestern Medical Center has performed research on the nature, causes, and pathophysiologic mechanisms of Gulf War Illness, a neurologic condition that affects thousands of 1991 Gulf War veterans.

Research Collaborations Diabetic Limb Salvage Fellowship conducts diverse research on wound management and treatment, with a focus on complex cases such as diabetic foot ulcers and pressure ulcers. Our research involves innovative techniques and therapies, including: Negative pressure wound therapy with supplemental O2 Utilizing biotherapies Evaluation of current and novel treatments for patients with foot ulcerations We also explore various interventions, such as pressure alternating shoes and

List of alumni for the Neurological Surgery Residency Program at UT Southwestern Medical Center.

Clinical trials led by Radiation Oncology faculty members provide the newest treatment options to doctors and patients in the fight against cancer.