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The Division of Pediatric Cardiology works with the Michigan Department of Community Health’s Michigan Alliance for Prevention of Sudden Cardiac Death in the Young (MAP-SCDY) in establishing a new school award and responding to new legislation about cardiac emergency plans in schools.

Facilitates the first MiHEARTSafe School awards as schools meet defined criteria. Participates in development of tools for schools to utilize in complying with HB 4713 requiring schools to have a cardiac emergency plan.

  • Dig Deeper

    There’s so much more to explore! A number of our partner units have created timelines celebrating their own historical roots, including:

    School of Public Health
    Michigan Medicine
    Institute for Social Research
    School of Nursing
    Altarum Institute
    Center for Value Based Insurance Design
    Ford School of Public Policy

  • U-M Bicentennial

    • The U-M Bicentennial Project showcases notable achievements from the last two centuries, as the university marks its 200th year.
    • The Bentley Historical Library at U-M also has an "informal history" timeline, as shaped by students, faculty, staff and alumni through the decades.
    • The U-M Heritage Project offers an immersive, digital experience of the University of Michigan’s past, and will continue to grow and change along with the university.
    • The Millennium Project website offers a portal to access a rich collection of materials documenting the intellectual and academic history of U-M.

  • Submit a Milestone

    We invite you to submit your own health services research and health policy milestones to add to the compilation on this page.

    Submit a Milestone

  • Handheld Timeline

    Take the History of Health Services Research timeline with you wherever you go.

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