The Daily Utah Chronicle, Monday, January 20, 1986. Page Three School of Medicine to run new psychiatric hospital University of Utah President Chase N. Peterson recently signed the final contract with National Medical Enterprises, Inc., allowing the private firm to build a adult and adolescent psychiatric hospital in the Us Research Park. The S 1 0 million hospital, to be known as The Western Institute of Neuropsychiatry, will be financed, constructed and operated by Psychiatric Institutes of America, Inc., a subsidiary of NME. The U. School of Medicine's department of psychiatry, however, will be responsible for the clinical management of the new hospital. 90-b- ed The building is 91,000-square-fo- ot under construction on a site just south of the Fort Douglas Ccmetary and will be ready for operation late this spring, said H. Don Moyer, the hospital administrator. Don E. Detmer, U. vice president for health sciences, said the new hospital will be used by the U.'s teaching faculty, residents and interns and those studying 10-ac- re UNIVERSITY OF UTAH allied health disciplines. He said the hospital will offer a full range of comprehensive state-of-the-- art psychiatric services, with diagnostic treatment capability. Adult and adolescent psychiatry, neuropsychiatric evaluation and other specialized psychiatric services will be , . v ?t. :, provided. a , The new facility will also feature for modern laboratory, allowing significant basic research in mental health. Detmer noted that the agreement allows for a substantial increase in the number of psychiatrists and other mental health I workers the U. can train, helping alleviate Utah's shortage of psychiatrists. Peterson said, "Since it is financially impossible for the U. to expand its own i psychiatric facility, this cooperative agreement represents creative and 1 77 ' nFiT1TT-J- T rJ, Ji ITU. EM important collaboration. It allows the U. to expansion of proceed with much-needour psychiatric programs, filling a critical need for clinical services in this region, without cost to Utah taxpayers." ed st twins conceived in vitro at U. go home with parents 1 The first twins conceived through in vitro fcrtilization(I VF) at the University of Utah Health Sciences Center recently returned home to Castle Dale, Utah with their parents. The fraternal twins, Ryan and Jarred Farrer, were born Nov. 25, 1985 at University Hospital, 11 weeks prematurely. Parents Teresa and Blane Farrer took Ryan home from the hospital's Newborn Intensive Care Unit on Saturday, Jan. 1 1 and Jarred was released Sunday. Both boys weighed less than three pounds at birth. They now weigh more than five pounds and are growing and developing well, said Brad Mersereau, U. family practice resident who has been caring for the twins. William R. Keye, associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology, said the Farrers had been trying for five years to have a child and were participating in the IVF program for the third time when the twins were conceived. The incidence of twins in IVF births is 20 percent, compared to 1 percent in the general population. Since it was established in 1983, the IVF program has resulted in six pregnancies in women with tubal disease, a 10 percent success rate. The Fertility Center's overall success rate for all diagnoses of infertility is 8 percent. 'The United States has more IVF programs than any other county about f 6-- 120 nationwide, A Celebration of the Heritage, The Legacy and The Promise said Keye. THE PIE PIZZARIA New York Style Hand Thrown Pizza LUNCH SPECIALS Served 7 11:00-5:0- 0 days a week. SOUP and SLICE 16" Monday, January 20, 1986 Pizza Slice and Soup 2 12:00-1:3- 0 SALAD and SLICE 16" Keynote Address by Randall Robinson Pizza Slice and Salad 2 Director SOUP and SALAD Dinner Salad and Soup $200 2:00-4:0- 3 , , .. 0 p.m. justice discuss contemporary issues. South f a A panel of local and national advocates of social (Under the University Pharmacy) 582-019- Trans-Afric- Olpin Onion Ballroom Take Out Service Available 1320 East 2nd p.m. West Ballroom S ft Olpin Union v.vAv,vv,v,v;',',v.:';v -