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Ingram’s introduced Heroes in Healthcare 21 years ago as part of its commitment to covering health care in the Kansas City region, honoring the real people delivering that care.

View Saint Luke's Clinical Pastoral Education faculty biographies.

Established in 1980 at Saint Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City, The Children’s SPOT (Speech, Physical, and Occupational Therapy) has been serving the community of Kansas City for 40 years with one goal, to help children reach their highest level of functional ability and success in the environments where they live, learn and play. One of the most inspiring stories that have been born from the SPOT belongs to Amelia.

The accredited Preventive Cardiology Fellowship at Saint Luke's Hospital of Kansas City focuses on the medical therapy of atherosclerosis and coronary artery disease.

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The abdominal transplant clinic rotation involves the provision of pharmaceutical care for patients under the kidney and liver transplant teams.

iRIS, also known as iMedRIS, standard for integrated Medical Research Information System. iRIS is an IRB Compliance Management System that support the needs of researchers and for increased compliance and the protection of human subject research.

This form is to be completed in connection with the Saint Luke’s Health System Policy on Conflicts of Interest in Research, RES-052, by all Investigators responsible for Sponsored Research activities, regardless of title or position, who are responsible for the design, conduct, or reporting of Research or proposals for funding of Research. Potential conflicts may be related to Conflicts of Commitment or Financial Interests, as defined by the policy.

Saint Luke’s offer students nationally accredited allied health programs in areas such as imaging and laboratory science. Additionally, a clinical pastoral program is available that teaches theology students how to serve as chaplains in health care settings.