Medical Services Research & Development Plan
Source
Thomas Mackey, UT Health Services
a Effective September 1, 1999, student health care services were transferred to the MedicalSchool clinic.
b Number of office visits where a charge document is created.
c TB screenings account for total TB skin tests given and read outside of the UT Health Services clinic.
d Number of patients seen for other reasons (i.e., records, lab results, flu shots).
e This data is only available for FYs 1998-2000.
UT-Health Services - Houston pdf file
The School of Nursing initiated The University of Texas Health Services – Houston (UTHS-H) in January of 1991. The purpose of UTHS-H is to provide educational and research opportunities for faculty and students while providing cost-effective, quality ambulatory health care services.
UTHS-H provides services at its clinic location at 7000 Fannin and also outreach activities in the community through services to community clinics. Services provided include primary care across the life span, health education and radiological and laboratory services. On September 1, 1992, UTHS-H became the provider of employee health care for UT-Houston. This includes health promotion, disease prevention and occupation-related health activities. Both graduate and undergraduate students from the schools of nursing and public health use the clinic as a clinical practice site.
