Ever hear of how games like Resident Evil 4 are much easier on the Wii because pointing at the screen is a lot faster than moving your reticle with the analog stick? Same deal here.
The only way I could imagine you maybe having success is if you play the game on an easy difficulty. Especially if the gamepad doesn't have shake support (that would help a lot for certain actions requiring a flick of the Wiimote). These games rely on the pointer mechanic and the motion controls to play without revamping the entire control/gameplay system, you would not be able to effectively play this game with a gamepad. 8 when 8 trauma victims, within 1 hour, received the best trauma care possible.For all three of the Wii games, it's not. Gruessner, MD, chairman of the UA Department of Surgery, added, “The financial support through revenue from Indian gaming has made it possible for UA Department of Surgery to build a nationally recognized Division of Trauma, providing state-of-the-art care for the citizens of Tucson and Southern Arizona, as exemplified during the tragic event on Jan.
Rhee said, “Without the money made available to the trauma centers from the tribal leaders, the trauma center in Tucson would not be where it is today and I could not be in Tucson.” It also is among the nation’s leaders in length of hospital stay, low treatment costs and low mortality rates.ĭr. One of eight Level I trauma centers in Arizona supported by Proposition 202, the UMC Level I Trauma Center is the busiest, serving a population of 1.5 million residents. The funds have helped expand emergency services in Southern Arizona, including new trauma suites and the addition of seven trauma surgeons in the last three years. Since 2002, revenues from Indian gaming have contributed more than $151 million to support trauma and emergency services throughout Arizona.Ĭurrently, the proposition funds allotted to UMC pay about 6 percent of the hospital’s $46 million annual Level I trauma costs. Tribal leaders made the decision to direct a percentage of gaming revenues to trauma and emergency services after learning that these centers were in danger of being closed because of a lack of funding. Twenty-eight percent of the shared revenue from Indian gaming reimburses Arizona hospitals for uncovered trauma and emergency services. The terms of the compacts stipulate that Arizona’s 15 tribes with gaming operations will contribute a portion of their Class III Net Win to the Arizona Benefits Fund. In November 2002, Arizona voters passed Proposition 202, which enabled the tribes to sign new compacts with the state of Arizona. This video was produced by Marco Ceglie of Avant Strategies During their first-time visit, AIGA tribal leadership learned about the critical trauma services UMC provides for Southern Arizona.Īvant Strategies attended and produced this video to highlight the importance of the UMC Level 1 Trauma Center and connect how important Tribal contributions from gaming revenues support its ongoing success. The presentation and tour was led by Peter Rhee, MD, medical director, UMC Trauma Program and chief, Division of Trauma, Critical Care and Emergency Surgery, UA Department of Surgery. In appreciation for the Arizona Indian Gaming Association’s continued support for trauma and emergency services in Arizona, University Medical Center and the University of Arizona Department of Surgery hosted a presentation and tour of the UMC Trauma Center for AIGA member tribes on Friday, July 8.
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