Volume 9, Number 10

March 11, 2005


	Students to be matched with residency programs on March 17

	Most of the 167 medical students graduating from the UW this year will be paired with residency programs on Thursday, March 17, as part of the National Residency Match. (Full Story) Above, student receives her residency match at Match Day 2004. Photo by Ryan Lyse

Medical students can receive Global Health Pathway Certificate

Graduating medical students who have completed studies in global health during medical school at the UW will now be able to receive a special certificate recognizing that coursework. (Full Story)

UWMC, Harborview offer palliative care consultations

University of Washington Medical Center (UWMC) has established a service to assist patients and families dealing with advanced terminal illness. (Full Story)

Rule named editor of Online News

Marsha Rule, a public information specialist in the Health Sciences/UW Medicine News and Community Relations office, is the new editor of the School of Medicine Online News. (Full Story)


	Latest issue of Medicine Northwest now available online
		The latest edition of Medicine Northwest, a science and medicine magazine for the general public from UW Medicine, is available on the Web at http://depts.washington.edu/mnw The Winter/Spring 2005 issue contains articles featuring UW experts on such topics as wound healing, living organ donation, treatment of sleep disorders, kids and sports, and the latest in high blood pressure prevention and care. Writers from Health Sciences/UW Medicine News and Community Relations and from Harborview Medical Center Community Relations produce the magazine. For more information on Medicine Northwest, contact the magazine's editor, Leila Gray, at 206-685-0381, leilag@u.washington.edu

Students to be matched with residency programs on March 17

Medical students can receive Global Health Pathway Certificate

Rule named editor of Online News

Latest issue of Medicine Northwest now available online