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Copyright 2003 - 2006
KU Department of Pediatrics.
All rights reserved.
This web site created by
John Goodwin, MD
Revised: March 28, 2006
Concluding Remarks:
As you can tell, this program involves a lot of people. Each resident has the opportunity to impact on a child's life. It requires some time and lots of enthusiasm, but it does not require a great deal of money. If you choose to use or adapt the forms we provide, it should not require much office time.
I guarantee that the first time your department makes a presentation, you will feel the power of PRIDE. You will see it in the face of the winner. You will hear it in the laughs and amazement of their peers. You will sense it with the handshakes and hugs of the parents and teachers. Businesses will contribute, the media will watch, and your city will appreciate the fact that you care not only for children's health... you also care about their lives.
PRIDE - Contacts:
Please keep in touch with suggestions, comments, and questions.
PRIDE Program,The University of Kansas Medical Center,
KU Pediatrics Department,
3901 Rainbow Blvd.
Kansas City, KS 66160.
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Founder: |
Randy Goldstein, DO |
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Administrative Committee Chair: |
Linda Schuck |
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Attending Physician Liaison: |
Pam Shaw, MD |