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In memoriam remembers the legacy of members of the Ob-Gyn faculty.

Interdisciplinary Team Meeting: A simulated geriatric care team meeting for discharge planning with the Cooper Family (2021) Team Member Input on Ms. Cooper Registered Nurse Gives history about how Mrs. Cooper has been doing at the rehabilitation facility Mrs. Cooper did well during her rehabilitation stay. She did require two nurse’s aides or nurses to help her in the beginning, but then she gradually got stronger. Her main issue is getting up by herself in

Interdisciplinary Team Meeting: A simulated geriatric care team meeting for discharge planning with the Cooper Family (2021) Team Member Input on Ms. Cooper Physician Assistant Gives history and comments about the rehabilitation stay (this provider saw her the most) Mrs. Cooper did well in rehab, progressing well without any complications except for one urinary tract infection (UTI) that was caught early by you and treated early during her rehab stay. She has

Interdisciplinary Team Meeting: A simulated geriatric care team meeting for discharge planning with the Cooper Family (2021) Team Member Input on Ms. Cooper Physician Gives prognosis and comments Her recent hip fracture has taken a lot out of Mrs. Cooper and she has declined quite a bit. In your opinion, Mrs. Cooper has now progressed from MCI to early stage Alzheimer’s disease dementia, which means frequent recent memory loss, particularly of recent conversations

Information about a randomized, double-blinded, controlled trial of UVA-1 phototherapy in morphea funded by the Scleroderma Research Foundation grant.

The goal of the Genetic Causes of Keloid Formation Study is to learn more about keloids; specifically, to identify the genes that cause keloid scarring.

The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Parkland Health & Hospital System Children’s Medical Center Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children CONSENT TO PARTICIPATE IN RESEARCH Title of Research: Immunologic and genetic profiles in subsets of morphea patients. Funding Agency/Sponsor: UT Southwestern Medical Center – Department of Dermatology Study Doctors: Heidi Jacobe, M.D. Research Personnel: Andrew Kim You may call these study doctors or research personnel during

For Irene Dougherty, a Research Associate celebrating 35 years at UT Southwestern, the best parts of her job include enjoying time with co-workers while knowing the research can help patients and give hope for a cure.

Each morning, Jenny Bufkin heads to UT Southwestern from her home in Waxahachie, a commute she has been making for 35 years now. When she started her job in 1983, Ms. Bufkin thought she’d only do it for a couple years and move on to work somewhere closer to home.