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	UCLA Portal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		The collaboration of patient care, medical education and scientific research form the foundation of UCLA Medical Center.
		UCLA Medical Center, with more than 600 beds, offers patients of all ages comprehensive care, from routine to highly specialized medical and surgical treatment.
		The mission of the UCLA Medical Center is to provide excellent patient care in support of the educational and scientific programs of the schools of the UCLA Center for the Health Sciences.
	www.healthcare.ucla.edu /MedCtr_Fact/MedCenterFact.htm (293 words)

	Harbor-UCLA Medical Center
		Los Angeles County Harbor-UCLA Medical Center is a major teaching hospital providing care for the underserved population in southern Los Angeles County.
		Medical students have 3rd and 4th year clerkships in the hospital and clinics.
		A new building currently under construction will house the UCLA Center for Vaccine Research and the outpatient activities of the General Clinical Research Center.
	www.harbor-ucla.org (227 words)

	UCLA Urology - Southern California Facilities
		Harbor-UCLA Medical Center is a 78-acre facility that includes the hospital and clinics (both operated by the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services) along with academic and research facilities under the auspices of the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and the Harbor-UCLA Research and Education Institute.
		The Medical Center is located in Torrance in the southwestern coastal region of Los Angeles County.
		The Medical Center is an integral part of the undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate programs of the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, and the majority of UCLA medical students participate in clinical rotations at Harbor.
	www.uclaurology.com /common/facilities.cfm?SID=1 (1334 words)

	UCLA Medicine-Pediatrics Program
		Academic medical centers, such as UCLA, are the backbone of innovation in American medicine because they develop the knowledge that results in new life-saving drugs, medical devices and surgical procedures that improve the quality of healthcare, and move these innovations to the bedside.
		UCLA medicine and med-peds residents have the ability not only to care for illnesses common to the veteran population, but they also have the opportunity to gain an understanding of the VA model of health service delivery and coverage of services.
		UCLA Medical Center is a Level 1 Trauma Center and a Pediatric Critical Care Center.
	www.pediatrics.medsch.ucla.edu /medpeds/rotation.htm (2743 words)

	Ucla Medical Center -- Recommendations and Resources
		UCLA Medical Center is a hospital located on the campus of the University of California, Los Angeles in Los Angeles, California.
		Medical Center is a synonym for a large hospital, often associated with a medical school or research.
		The nearest transplant center is at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
	www.becomingapediatrician.com /health/152/ucla-medical-center.html (732 words)

	UCLA Department of Anesthesiology
		UCLA is one of the most prominent adult and pediatric organ transplantation centers in the world and is a Level-1 trauma center.
		The UCLA Medical Center is located on a scenic university campus and is surrounded by a desirable residential area.
		Medical and dental insurance for the resident and family is provided by the UCLA Hospitals and Clinics.
	www.anes.ucla.edu /dept/residency.html (3081 words)

	UCLA Medical Center Celebrates Five Decades of Excellence... 7/6/2005
		The medical center is now launching a series of events to commemorate its golden anniversary and celebrate 50 years of health care leadership.
		Though it is one of the youngest academic medical centers in the country, U.S. News and World Report has ranked UCLA Medical Center as the best hospital in the Western United States for 15 consecutive years.
		In the past 50 years, UCLA Medical Center has transformed itself from a single 320-bed hospital into a sophisticated health care system anchored by a 668-bed medical center recognized worldwide for its excellence in adult and pediatric tertiary care, teaching and research.
	newsroom.ucla.edu /page.asp?RelNum=6286 (1524 words)

	UCLA Medical Center Improves Quality of Care... 7/30/2004
		The center is one of 60 California hospitals that have worked with Lumetra on implementing quality improvement efforts in their facility by participating in Lumetra's hospital collaboratives to improve quality of care for patients with heart failure and to prevent surgical infection.
		UCLA Medical Center also is participating in a collaborative with other academic medical centers in the United States to improve quality of care for patients with pneumonia.
		UCLA Medical Center is a nonprofit, self-supporting 668-bed hospital providing patient care in all medical specialties.
	www.newsroom.ucla.edu /page.asp?RelNum=5379 (451 words)

	UCLA Radiology Residency - Overview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		Approximately 21 months are spent at the UCLA Medical Center, approximately 14 months at the West Los Angeles Veterans Administration Medical Center, and approximately 13 months at the Olive View-UCLA Medical Center. The residents receive instruction from approximately 70 full-time faculty members, of which approximately fifteen are basic scientists.
		The West Los Angeles Veterans Administration Medical Center is a tertiary referral center for the VA Healthcare system with over 700 beds and is located one mile from the UCLA Medical Center. The West Los Angeles VA Radiology Department performs over 80,000 diagnostic and interventional radiological procedures annually and has 11 full-time faculty.
		The core of this Los Angeles County hospital is a 250-bed acute care facility, located approximately 20 miles north of the UCLA Medical Center.
	www.radnet.ucla.edu /residents/Overview.htm (294 words)

	UCLA Healthcare Transplantation Services
		UCLA Medical Center supports nationally and internationally recognized research programs in clinical transplantation and immunology, as well as in many related medical and surgical disciplines.
		UCLA Medical Center provides state-of-the-art facilities to support the evaluation and treatment of organ transplant patients, with dedicated inpatient units and operating suites.
		UCLA Medical Plaza is a modern, full-service outpatient facility that provides clinical follow-up care for transplant recipients.
	www2.healthcare.ucla.edu /transplant/default.htm (178 words)

	UCLA Medical Center Los Angeles, California
		UCLA Medical Center has over 600 beds, and provides patients with the most modern, up-to-date medical equipment that is available today.
		Also, UCLA Medical Center is consistently ranked amongst the best hospitals in the country, by U.S. News and World Report (in that magazine's annual survey of "America's Best Hospitals").
		UCLA Medical Center was ranked the 5th best hospital in the nation, in 2004 edition.
	www.nurseuniverse.com /articles/UCLA_Medical_Center.htm (361 words)

	UCLA Medical Center - 50 years
		UCLA Medical Center is the only Southern California hospital to earn a spot on the magazine’s “honor roll” rankings during the 16 years U.S. News has conducted the survey.
		UCLA cardiothoracic surgeons use a new technique to harvest an artery from a patient's wrist for heart bypass surgery.
		UCLA Medical Center becomes the world's first hospital to introduce remote presence robots in its neurosurgery intensive care unit.
	www.fiftyyears.healthcare.ucla.edu /timeline/timeline.html (976 words)

	UCLA Medical Center Volunteering (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		UCLA Medical Center's volunteers are men and women of all ages, from varied backgrounds, with different abilities and different motivations for doing volunteer work.
		The program was designed to assist the Medical Center in its threefold purpose of patient care, education and research and that remains the goal of the program today.
		UCLA volunteers are special people who choose to share their time and talents helping others.
	www.pediatrics.medsch.ucla.edu /Volunteer.htm (189 words)

	UCLA Medical Center rated among America's top five hospitals... 7/7/2006
		UCLA Medical Center rated among America's top five hospitals...
		Nationally, UCLA ranked among the top 20 in 15 of the 16 ranked specialty areas.
		The Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA is a separately licensed acute psychiatric hospital providing adults, teens and children with a full continuum of psychiatric care, including inpatient, day hospital and outpatient services.
	www.newsroom.ucla.edu /page.asp?RelNum=7180 (740 words)

	Harbor-UCLA Radiology
		The Harbor-UCLA Medical Foundation, Inc. was founded in 1963, in an effort to generate revenue from private patient care activities for enrichment of the clinical, research, and educational environment at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center.
		Currently, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center is a 553-bed Los Angeles County facility situated on 78 acres in the city of Torrance and serves a population of over 2 million people.
		The Medical Center has an extensive physical plant consisting of the primary hospital, a modern building of nine floors, ten operating rooms, eight intensive care units, a very busy emergency room, plus many outlying out-patient clinics.
	www.harbor-ucla-radiology.org /Harbor.htm (388 words)

	UCLA Healthcare
		UCLA Medical Center Rated Best in West for 17th Consecutive Year
		UCLA Researchers Identify Race-based Discrimination as a Critical Contributor to Health Disparities in African...
		UCLA Faculty Recognized for Outstanding Achievement in Psychiatric Research
	www.medctr.ucla.edu (127 words)

	Apple - Science - Profile - UCLA Radiology, p.1
		Edward Zaragoza, associate clinical professor of radiological sciences at UCLA and clinical director in radiology at the Santa Monica UCLA Medical Center, uses his mouse to point out the location of disease in the computed tomography (CT) angiography study.
		Medical imaging is growing at an explosive pace, revolutionizing the way physicians peer inside the human body and allowing them to diagnose disease earlier, better, and faster.
		UCLA was a pioneer in the development of Picture Archiving Communication System (PACS) technology, which heralded the entry of radiology into the digital age by allowing the display, transmission, and storage of digital medical images.
	www.apple.com /science/profiles/ucla (1021 words)

	UCLA Nutrition Education (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		Continue to foster the pioneering tradition of Medical Center physicians and University scientists to study methods of using naturally occurring nutrients and chemicals in foods and dietary supplements to treat and prevent diseases.
		In 1985, the NCI-funded Clinical Nutrition Research Unit was established at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center and moved to the Division of Clinical Nutrition at the Center for the Health Sciences in 1990 under the direction of Dr. Heber.
		The goal of the Center is to foster interdisciplinary research to develop systematic evaluation of the safety and efficacy of botanical dietary supplements and to fulfill the critical need for additional basic and clinical research on the bioavailability and bioactivity of botanical ingredients and their mechanisms of action.
	apps.medsch.ucla.edu /nutrition/nutritioncenter.htm (1600 words)

	UCLA Medical Center
		IMC's affiliated medical facilities are among the leaders in the world and include UCLA Medical Center, the hospital ranked #1 in the Western USA for the past five years by a national survey of physicians.
		Many patients from around the globe visit UCLA Medical Center each year, some for treatment of acute or chronic health problems and others for periodic exams to help them maintain their good health.
		UCLA is also ranked among the top hospitals in the country in geriatrics, rheumatology, gastroenterology, neurology, otolaryngology, psychiatry, and urology.
	www.internationalmedical.com /ucla.html (1723 words)

	UCLA Today: 000523 talks
		UCLA Medical Center is attempting to renegotiate a new contract with Prudential Healthcare to provide health care services to its subscribers, which include faculty and staff currently under UC Care.
		While UCLA Medical Center and its doctors have managed the Prudential contract with losses from the very beginning, Rosenthal explained, the situation was tolerable in the past because there were other more profitable contracts that would, in effect, balance out these losses.
		In a letter asking Prudential to renegotiate, UCLA medical executives said that while they hope to reach a successful contract, they must also inform Prudential of their intent to terminate the contract when it comes up Oct. 1 if negotiations are unsuccessful.
	www.today.ucla.edu /2000/000523talks.html (401 words)

	WELCOME
		The UCLA Department of Radiation Oncology is to continue to create an environment which provides leadership and excellence in research, teaching and patient care.
		The center is internationally renowned for developing new cancer therapies, providing the best in experimental and traditional treatments, and expertly guiding and training the next generation of medical researchers.
		Of the 61 National Cancer Institute-approved cancer center programs nationwide, only 38 receive the gold-star "comprehensive" status, which confirms that the JCCC adheres to the highest standards of excellence in patient care, education, basic science, clinical research and cancer prevention and treatment.
	www.radonc.ucla.edu (330 words)

	University of California, Los Angeles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		UCLA was ranked 14th in the world and 12th in North America by an annual listing of the Top 500 World Universities published by the Institute of Higher Education in Shanghai, China in terms of quality of scientific research leading to a Nobel Prize.
		UCLA is one of the most selective schools in the nation and, along with UC Berkeley, one of the two most selective schools in the UC system.
		UCLA Medical Center rated 5th in the list of the 50 top cardiac medical centers, whereas Loma Linda Universty Medical Center, which is a competitor, was rated as 48th out of the 50 top hospitals in the area of cardiology.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/UCLA (5549 words)

	UCLA Medical Center
		UCLA's PICU was a big room with curtains between the beds.
		While we were at UCLA and even today, many months later, no doctor has ever apologized or explained how or why Alexander was so badly burned.
		UCLA Medical Center is a very prestigious hospital with many caring, hard working and dedicated professionals.
	www.ouralexander.org /ucla.htm (3549 words)

	Plastic Surgery Los Angeles Plastic Surgeons UCLA - Breast Augmentation Liposuction
		Quite simply, patients at the UCLA Cosmetic Surgery Center are the direct beneficiaries of years of research and study by the surgeons who have taught and inspired hundreds of plastic surgeons in the community.
		The surgeons of the UCLA Cosmetic Surgery Center are the faculty in the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and on the staff of the UCLA Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
		After a series of reconstructive surgeries at UCLA Medical Center, Marwa Naim, a 12 year old Iraqi girl who suffered the loss of her nose when an explosive struck her family's home in northern Baghdad, will soon return home with a chance for a new life.
	www.uclaplasticsurgery.com (696 words)

	Giving to UCLA - UCLA Medical Sciences (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		UCLA's dedication to re-imagine medicine and science is having a profound effect on the healing arts around the world.
		UCLA Medical Center and Mattel Children's Hospital at UCLA, Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center, Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, Jules Stein Eye Institute, Brain Research Institute and other affiliated entities provide tremendous scope and exceptional specialty and subspecialty care.
		Gifts to UCLA Medical Center and its affiliated hospitals and the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA ensure that these institutions and their programs continue to excel and grow.
	www.campaign.ucla.edu /medicine.html (308 words)

	U.S. News & World Report Ranks UCLA Medical Center the Best in the West
		UCLA Medical Center ranks as the best hospital in the western United States for the twelfth consecutive year, according to a U.S. News & World Report survey of 2,550 board-certified physicians from across the nation.
		UCLA Medical Center, ranked as the fifth-best hospital nationally, is the only Southern California hospital to earn a spot on the magazine’s "honor roll" rankings during the twelve years U.S. News & World Report has conducted the survey.
		UCLA specialty areas ranked in the top twenty are: cancer (6); digestive disorders (6); ear, nose, and throat (7); eye care (5); geriatrics (1); gynecology (4); hormonal disorders (12); kidney disease (7); neurology and neurosurgery (10); orthopedics (9); pediatrics (14); psychiatry (6); respiratory disorders (18); rheumatology (7); and urology (4).
	www.library.ucla.edu /libraries/biomed/update/aug01/med_center.html (319 words)

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