Nursing program expansion ties to growth at KU Medical Center
Karen Miller cites rising demand for nurses as KU Medical Center moves to end Hinch Hall with a 16 pound sledge during a ceremony marking the start of an $11.4 million five story nursing education building set to be ready in late 1999. The project aims to place nursing education alongside medical and allied health study in new simulation labs and broaden online graduate options as demand for highly trained nurses grows.
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