A CHAMPIONSHIP YEAR
2008 State of the School of Medicine
Barbara Atkinson, MD Executive Vice Chancellor Executive Dean
A CHAMPIONSHIP YEAR
A Year For… •Building Strength •Transforming Care •Fostering Discovery •Advancing Knowledge •Working for Kansas
WELCOMING NEW LEADERSHIP
WELCOMING NEW LEADERSHIP
Stephanie Grinage
Vice President for Medical Development, KU Endowment
Doug Girod, MD
Senior Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs
WELCOMING NEW LEADERSHIP
Heidi Chumley, MD
Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education
Kimberly Meyer, PhD
Senior Associate Dean for Finance
WELCOMING NEW LEADERSHIP
Frederic Chang, MD
Interim Dean, KU School of Medicine-Wichita
Barry Bloom, MD
Interim Chair, Dept. of Pediatrics, KU School of Medicine-Wichita
THANK YOU ED DISMUKE, MD, MSPH
• Better integration between Wichita and Kansas City • Growing research emphasis in areas of strength • The investiture of Dr. Thomas Schulz as the Gaines endowed professorship to boost cancer clinical trials • Worked to secure $2.5M from the state and $2.94M from the KBA for GME in Wichita • A pharmacy school expansion in Wichita • Continued educational excellence with the development and implementation of our new medical school curriculum
WICHITA DEAN SEARCH COMMITTEE
Donna Sweet, MD, Chair Susie Ahlstrand Alex Ammar, MD Kenneth Audus, PhD Doug Bradham, DrPH Heidi Chumley, MD Kevin Conlin Shakir Dakhil, MD Ed Ellerbeck, MD, MPH Reginald Fears, M3, KUSOM
Charles Fox, OD, PhD Doug Girod, MD Representative Raj Goyle Garold Minns, MD Jon Rosell Hugh Tappan Judge Deanell Tacha Kurt D. Watson TBN: Kansas Academy of Family Practice Representative
BUILDING STRENGTH
BUILDING STRENGTH
Momentum Continues to Build
BUILDING STRENGTH
•NIH FY 2007 ranks KU SOM:
– 68th among all medical schools, up from 76th – 39th among public medical schools, up from 47th
•Departments in the top 25 among public medical schools:
– Anatomy, Biostatistics , Family Medicine, Microbiology/Virology/Immunology, Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pharmacology, Physiology , Public Health & Preventive Medicine
BUILDING STRENGTH
Private Support Growing •Kansas Masonic Foundation reaches $15M goal •KUEA contributions
– $31.9M since January 2007
BUILDING STRENGTH
Advancement Board Priorities for 2008-2009 include: •Raise $4M to support Lied Hall renovation •Champion the Triangle initiative •Advocate at state and federal levels
BUILDING STRENGTH
Advancement Board Leadership
Cheryl Jernigan
Drue Jennings
70 members strong and growing
TRANSFORMING CARE
1 billion annual doctor visits in the United States
TRANSFORMING CARE
Clinical Revenue Growth
140,000,000 130,000,000 120,000,000 110,000,000 100,000,000 90,000,000 80,000,000 70,000,000 FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08
Source: Year-end Consolidated Income Statement: KUPI Revenue plus Foundation Revenue. Does not include accrued professional fee income.
Kansas University Physicians, Inc.
TRANSFORMING CARE
Affiliation with KU Hospital
TRANSFORMING CARE
New Medical Office Building •Six stories •172,000 square feet •$73 million
FOSTERING DISCOVERY
FOSTERING DISCOVERY
NIH Funding •$54 million in awards in FY08 •Dale Abrahamson, PhD – $11M COBRE award to support new faculty research in developmental biology •23 NIH/DHHS grants were awarded to faculty over $1M to $2.8M
FOSTERING DISCOVERY
NIH Funding up 37% in last four years
State Fiscal Year KUMC NIH Awards % Change in KUMC NIH Awards (in dollar amounts)
- 9.1% +17.3% +19.2% -2.0%
% Change in NIH Federal Funding
KUMC Total Awards
(All sponsored programs)
FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08
$39,515,510 $46,297,463 $55,165,514 $54,053,553
+2.2% +0.2% +2.4% +1.3%
$69,143,222 $81,709,970 $83,707,019 $89,083,750
FOSTERING DISCOVERY
Nanotax Phase I Clinical Trial Launched
•First KU “Bench to Bedside” discovery
– Key criteria for NCI designation – Lawrence: Bala Subramaniam, PhD; Val Stella, PhD; and Roger Rajewski, PhD – Kansas City: Kathy Roby, PhD; Stephen Williamson, MD
•Partnership with CritiTech, Inc. on nanotechnology •First patient enrolled in trial •Will open trial in Wichita
FOSTERING DISCOVERY
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Partnership
•The University of Kansas is in discussions to collaborate on drug discovery, development and delivery projects with the national Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
FOSTERING DISCOVERY
Johnson County Education & Research Triangle
FOSTERING DISCOVERY
Johnson County Education & Research Triangle • 1/8th cent sales tax
•3 projects: KSU (food safety and animal health) Innovation Campus in Olathe, KU Edwards Campus and KUMC Clinical and Translational Research (for capital and operations) •$5 million annually to each project •Question 2 on November ballot in Jo. Co. •Hall Family Foundation Gift of KUMC Bldg. in Fairway Office Park
FOSTERING DISCOVERY
Stem Cell Research •No legislation to criminalize or prohibit research using stem cells has been enacted by the Kansas Legislature •Both major parties have nominated candidates for President who publicly support stem cell research and federal funding of such research
FOSTERING DISCOVERY Partnerships with Stowers •23 research scientists have faculty status at KUMC •12 pre-doctoral students and 3 MD/PhD students are performing research at the Institute
FOSTERING DISCOVERY
Midwest Cancer Alliance Clinical Trials Network
FOSTERING DISCOVERY
Midwest Cancer Alliance Partners Advisory Board
Regional Collaboration
Midwest Cancer Alliance Partners Advisory Board
KU KU Hemenway Hemenway KUMC KUMC Atkinson Atkinson KU KU Lariviere Lariviere
CEO, Midwest Cancer Alliance CEO, Midwest Cancer Alliance Director, KU Cancer Center Director, KU Cancer Center Jensen Jensen
FOSTERING DISCOVERY
Bioscience Incubator •Existing Breidenthal building •Renovations funded by: • KBA (state) •EDA (federal) •KUMC
FOSTERING DISCOVERY
School of Pharmacy Expansion Wichita
FOSTERING DISCOVERY
Kansas Bioscience Authority/ Wichita Center for Graduate Medical Education Research Initiative
•$2.9 million to support research infrastructure
Center for Research Support Services Center for Outcomes and Health Services Research Center for Clinical and Translational Technologies
•$250,000 to develop strategic plan for research
ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE
ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE
Growth in Faculty
Fiscal Year Basic Science Clinical/ Research Clinical Total
FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 (to 9/15/08)
10 15 8 12 4 4 3
11 3 6 6 3 8 7
19 17 15 15 14 28 26
40 35 29 33 21 40 36
Total
56
44
134
234
ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE
Examples of Success in Recruiting
Gregory Kopf, PhD
Associate Vice Chancellor for Research Administration; Executive Director, KUMC Research Institute
Sitta Sittampalam, PhD
Deputy Director, Office of Therapeutics, Discovery and Development
ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE Kemper Awards •Wanda Bonnel, RN, PhD •Won Choi, PhD •April McVey, MD •John Wood, PhD
ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE
Named Chairs with Investitures FY08
• Douglas A. Girod, MD - Russell E. Bridwell Endowed Chair • Tomas L. Griebling, MD - John P. Wolf 33° Masonic Distinguished Professorship in Urology • Thomas K. Schulz, MD - Franklin D. and Beverly J. Gaines Professor of Oncology •Edward F. Ellerbeck, MD, MPH - Sosland Family Professor in Preventive Medicine
ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE University Distinguished Professor
•Dale Abrahamson, PhD
ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE Students •175 students in the Class of 2012 •90 males; 85 females •Average age: 23 •2047 applicants; 456 interviews •88% Kansas residents •13% underrepresented minorities
ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE
Average KU & National Step 1 Scores 225 220 215 210 205 200 2003 KU 2004 2005 National 2006 2007 2008
National 2008 data available in March 2009. KU 2008 is 99% reporting
ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE
Average KC, Wichita, & National Step 2 Clinical Knowledge Scores
230 225 220 215 210 205 200 195 190
2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08*
KC
Wichita
National
* Offical NBME data available Oct. 2008
ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE Our SOM Graduates as Residents
•2008 SOM graduates matched to excellent resident programs in Kansas City, Wichita, Salina and locations outside the state including the Mayo Clinic, Duke, Emory, Vanderbilt, University of Chicago, and Wake Forest
ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE Our SOM Graduates as Residents
Survey results include strength in:
•Professional demeanor (reliability, honesty, integrity) •Respect for patient rights, dignity & privacy •Interaction with health professionals, patients and family •Consideration of ethical, psychosocial & cultural issues in patient care •Ability to cope with the stress of medical practice
ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE MD/PhD Program •Currently 27 students in program •New director, Tim Fields, MD, PhD
ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE Wichita
•35 Master’s in Public Health students •105 3rd- and 4th-year medical students •272 residents •119 staff •133 full- and part-time faculty •900+ volunteer faculty
WORKING FOR KANSAS
WORKING FOR KANSAS JayDoc Celebrates Five Years
WORKING FOR KANSAS 8 in ’08 Campaign
•United Way exceeded goal of $75,000 •ALS Walk exceeded goal of $30,000 •Many more ways in which KU gives back
WORKING FOR KANSAS 8 in ’08 Campaign
10 Teachers from: • Blue Valley High School • Olathe North High School • Olathe South High School • Shawnee Mission North High School • Mill Valley High School • Truman High School • North Kansas City School District • Southeast K-8 Zoo Academy
WORKING FOR KANSAS Outreach •Visits to Quinter and Tribune, Kan.
WORKING FOR KANSAS Philmont Scout Ranch •50-year partnership
WORKING FOR KANSAS Primary Care Collaborative Task Force Chaired by Dr. Bob Moser
Bob Moser, MD (Bill Snead/KHI)
WORKING FOR KANSAS Primary Care Collaborative Task Force
Recommendations for Consideration in 2009:
•Dispersed model for growing School of Medicine class size •Tax incentives for rural practice •Enhance Scholars in Rural Health, Kansas Medical Student Loan Program and Rural Recruitment and Retention •Enhance State and/or Federal Reimbursements for Primary Care
WORKING FOR KANSAS
Based on a three-year rolling average, the KU School of Medicine is still the leading school in placing students in family medicine residencies
WORKING FOR KANSAS
Institute for Community and Public Health
Glen Cox, MD
David Cook, PhD
WORKING FOR KANSAS
Institute for Community and Public Health
•Train more public health professionals •Expand degree offerings in specialized disciplines •Enhance training for professionals in practice •Facilitate collaboration across departmental, institutional and agency lines •Increase the level of federal funding for public health education, research and service •Evaluate creating a school of public health
WORKING FOR KANSAS Chancellor’s Initiative: 2015
•Teaching and Learning Task Force •Discovery and Innovation Task Force •Working for Kansas Task Force
WORKING FOR KANSAS Working for Kansas •Rural health •Telemedicine •Area Health Education Centers (AHECs) •SOM Network Sites
WORKING FOR KANSAS KUPI Uncompensated Care •FY 2008 - $15,998,877
WORKING FOR KANSAS
Kansas Health Policy Authority Three Themes for Health Reform
1) Promoting
Personal Responsibility – for healthy behaviors, informed use of health care services, and sharing financial responsibility for the cost of health care; 2) Promoting Medical Homes and Paying for Prevention – to improve the coordination of health care services, prevent disease before it starts, and contain the rising costs of health care; and 3) Providing and Protecting Affordable Health Insurance – to help those Kansans most in need gain access to affordable health insurance.
Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Being willing is not enough; we must do. - Leonardo Da Vinci