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The health center also, has a 14-bed hospital unit that
costs $30 a day. That is two to three times cheaper than
the Lincoln hospitals, Hubble said.
The health center staff does not perform any major
surgery or blood transfusions, but can conduct minor
surgery such as sewing cuts or removing moles.
Qraics offered
The health center offers specialty clinics in the follow
ing areas: allergy, ear, nose and throat, gynecology,
. internal medicine, neurology, ophthalmology, orthoped
ics, psychiatry, surgery and urology. Appointments must .
bemade to see a specialist in these clinics.
In case of emergency, UHC provides a 24-hour emer
gency service. The emergency entrance is on the east side
and a there is a fee for service. -
UHC also provides students with services through the
dental, dermatology and mental health clinics.
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The mental health clinic is staffed by three full-time
psychiatrists, a clinical psychologist, a psychiatric social
worker,- two resident psychologists and a graduate student,
psychologist. .
"Some students have difficulty adjusting to college
life and experience emotional problems. The mental
health clinic is geared towards those students' needs,"
Hubble said.
Strict confidentiality is maintained by the mental
health clinic staff. Mental health records are kept
separate from the medical clinic records. Besides personal
consultation, group therapy also is offered.
Outreach, a personal intervention service, also is spon
sored at UHC. Outreach is staffed by trained students and
the mental health clinic staff. Students may walk-in or
phone , the Outreach office. Outreach also provides pro
' grams on topics such as male and female sexuality, stress
in college life and the grieving process of death and dying.
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The Fees Allocation Board will meet today at. 7:30
pjn.'in the Nebraska Union 203. The agenda includes:
1. Approval of minutes.
2. Recreation renovation of handballpaddleball courts.
3. ASUN letter: executive salaries.
4. Major fee users review procedure. '
5. Audit and revised budget procedure.
6. Bylaws-criteria and procedure review.
,., 7. Announcements. ' -.
1 . Child care project extension.
2. Business college audit class projects.
3. Nebraska University Information Research Group.
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