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November 2006
Northwestern’s
HealthyU Web site wins award
Northwestern Health Sciences
University’s HealthyU Web site received a Silver Award
in the educational subcategory of the Health Promotion/Disease
and Injury Prevention Information Category in the World Wide
Web Health Awards.
The World Wide Web Health
Awards is a program that recognizes the best Web-based health-related
content for consumers and professionals. The program is held
twice a year — spring/summer and fall/winter —
with the goal of providing a “seal of quality”
for electronic health information.
HealthyU is a collaborative
effort between the Office of Health and Wellness and the Office
of Communications. It was developed and is managed by Rosie
Ward, MPH, CHES, director of health and wellness. The site
was designed by Monika Rimple, BA, Web coordinator, and much
of the content is provided by the Office of Communications.
The site went live in July 2005.
The site includes more than
1,200 pages and 1,000 links. In October, the Web site had
averaged more than 1,000 visits each day and a record week
with 10,661 visits recorded.
Source: Northwestern Health
Sciences University, www.nwhealth.edu
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