June 19, 2006 Volume 15 No. 12 2008200720062005200420032002 Dec 18Dec 04Nov 20Nov 06Oct 23Oct 09Sep 25Sep 11Aug 21Aug 07Jul 24Jul 10Jun 19Jun 05May 22May 01Apr 17Apr 03Mar 20Mar 06Feb 20Feb 06Jan 23Jan 09 Articles in this Issue A Sweet Grant for...Auxiliary Snack Bar...Black Receives...Cash In When You...Climbing the...DUHS Patient First...Duke Commits $$ to...Duke Receives...Duke Run/Walk Club...Duke Staff HandbookFamily Member Gives...Flanagan Receives...For New Employees,...Free Summer Fun on...Fulbright Scholar...Give a Hand to...Gordon Appointed to...Guarding Against...Identifying Every...IN MEMORIAM It’s Hurricane...Know a Great Nurse? Lacrosse Team...Legislative UpdateLooking for...Mohs Surgery Unit...New Faculty Titles Not Too Late for 2006 ON THE JOBParking Permit...PRMO Puts Patients...Research RoundupSchell Receives...So You Want to be a...Tips on Managing A...Weekend Health...Working Well Guarding Against Identity Theft NC’s Identity Theft Protection Act and Your Social Security Number Consider these facts: • Identity theft is the fastest growing type of crime in the nation. • The number of North Carolina residents filing identity theft complaints with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) rose nearly 300 percent in the last three years -- from 1,656 complaints in 2001 to 5,623 in 2004. • Your Social Security Number (SSN) is often the key to your financial identity and a prime target for identity theft. • North... PRMO Puts Patients First “Only half of the employees at the Patient Revenue Management Organization (PRMO) work directly... For New Employees, No More DEMPO ID For over a decade, Duke University Medical Center employees have been assigned DEMPO IDs â€" a... Climbing the Clinical Ladder For nurses throughout the Health System, professional advancement at Duke includes climbing the... DUHS Patient First Reward Program Update—May As of the end of May, the inpatient satisfaction scores for Duke University Health System (DUHS)... Research Roundup The main active compound in marijuana leads to greater short-term impairment of learning in... So You Want to be a Supervisor? Year-long program prepares staff to become supervisors at Duke When Duke’s Professional Development Institute (PDI) announced a new program to help develop... | Home Page | About INSIDE | Contact Us | | Current Issue | | Feature Article |News |Patient Care |Education |Research |People |News At a Glance | | Previous Issues | © Inside DUMC 2002-09: June 19, 2006 Volume 15 No. 12 Duke University Medical Center Office of Publications Please send comments to EDITORINSIDE@mc.duke.edu