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Simulation Center, where medical
students train on high-tech manikins
alongside students from nursing,
pharmacy and other health disciplines.
"I think that's a pretty cool thing,"
Wiese
said. "It's a tool that teaches
everybody how to work together."
From a modest house to an overhauled hospital, the distinctive
history of the settings of KU School of Medicine-Wichita continues
to demonstrate what can be accomplished by working together.
KU School of Medicine-Wichita
renovations to the library, main
lobby, second floor and partially
to the third floor are dedicated.
1986
An informal clinical trials group begins with members including
Sheldon Preskorn, M.D., professor in Psychiatry at KUSM-W and
chief of psychiatry at what is now the Robert J. Dole VA Medical
Center, and two WSU chemistry professors. Trials take place at
KUSM-W and what is now the Robert J. Dole VA Medical Center.
1986
arrival of pharmacy students and
first- and second-year medical students
the next year.
"If you were going to build something
new, I'm sure you'd build it dierently,"
Wiese said. But there's plenty to be
proud of, too, like the second-floor
Original
Phase 2
2nd Floor
Phase 1
1st Floor
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SECOND FLOOR
Groundbreaking for the
Daniel K. Roberts Center for
Research and the Kansas Health
Foundation Center for Primary
Care occurred in 1995. It was
the first new construction on
the Wichita campus.
FIRST FLOOR
9TH STREET
10TH STREET
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