Scottsdale Healthcare Tour VIP hosts nurse Magnet hospital

Scottsdale Healthcare host VIP Nurses? Tour nurse Magnet hospital executives worldwide tour Scottsdale Healthcare Shea Medical Center and Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn Medical Center October 16 for the care of the patient in action at the local hospitals magnet Standard? ?Gold.

Tour followed the annual American Nurses Credentialing Center, Conference at the Phoenix Convention Center on October 13-15.

Scottsdale Healthcare Shea Medical Center and the medical centre of Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn received by the ANCC Magnet recognition in 2006.

Nurse representing hospitals in Norway Japan, Germany, Mexico and others focused areas key health, meeting of Scottsdale Healthcare system, executives, managers, and direct nursing care.

?It is an honor to host our colleagues and demonstrate how our nursing practices contribute to the attention of the patient world class that we provide, ? CNO and Senior Vice President Peggy Reiley, RN, PhD, said in a press release.

Scottsdale Healthcare Thompson Peak Hospital which opened in 2007, will be included in the next survey of magnet Healthcare?s Scottsdale added Reiley.

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Grant A South Jersey Healthcare help strengthen teenage pregnancy prevention programs

Grant A South Jersey Healthcare help strengthen Teen Pregnancy prevention Dawn Truett, RN, programmes MSN, APN, has seen first-hand the impact of pregnancy in adolescence. ?I saw 13 and 14-year-old entering and delivery, ? Truett said of his time as a nurse labor and delivery in South Jersey Healthcare in Vineland, N.J.

While working in the Women?s and SJH Newborn?s centres, Truett, a women?s health NP whose career has focused on maternal and child health, got a look at what she calls crisis? ?a in region public health.

?Seeing all the challenges that face during pregnancy and childbirth, and then raise the baby is really very ojo-apertura, said ?. ?We needed so they no longer become pregnant in the first place until the age of they?re and completed they?ve his education, have a better chance in life ?

On October 18, granting SJH and Truett, who serves as director of the Cumberland County Association for healthy adolescents, got a huge boost when the Department of health and human services United States awarded SJH $ 5 million teenage pregnancy prevention.

?It is a very big thing, said Truett ?. SJH announced that it was only in the State health system to receive subsidy level one, which will allow the SJH to replicate Children?s nationally recognized aid society internships program.?The program more internships in line with our vision? address issues psychosocial and self-esteem, Truett said.

Internships program has been credited with a reduction of 40% in pregnancy in adolescence in places like New York City, Washington, D.C. and Flint, Mich..

Own SJH?s programme of prevention of adolescent pregnancy SAFE, that started in 2009 and was headed by doctor Michelle Torchia, vice President of Medical Affairs Community Health Care Inc., also will continue to work with local high school students.

We?re ?What, trying to do is develop a relationship with the children, said Truett ?. ?You needs to develop a personal relationship with children.... what?s in schools ? add-on

The internships program allows Truett and SJH offer comprehensive services to local schoolchildren, ranging from 6th grade through high school.

?We much emphasis that is age appropriate stage, Truett ? said. ?We?re non delivery of contraceptives to sixth grado.Medida age, giving them the tools and knowledge you need so that if they become sexually active, realize the importance contraception and the prevention of adolescent pregnancy. ?

Barry Bottino is a regional editor for nursing.

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Rex Healthcare retains its appeal magnetic

Rex Healthcare retains its magnetic appeal Rex Healthcare announced that once again has received Magnet designation for excellence in the American Nurses Credentialing Center nursing care. It was the first hospital in the triangle (in 2006) to receive the Magnet designation and is less than 20% of the hospitals in North Carolina to do so, according to a press release. G provides patients with an objective assessment of the quality of care you can expect to receive.

Proud of our hard work of co-workers?, which has placed our hospital among the best in nursing, care ? said Mary Lou Powell, RN, CNO, and senior Vice President of care to the patient. designation of ?This ?I?m allows Rex continue to attract and retain the best care professionals to maintain our high level of care. ? nursing nursing

For g, hospitals must demonstrate positive results through data and samples that demonstrate the tasadores.El Magnet recognition program was developed by the ANCC to recognize healthcare organizations who provide nursing excellence and serve as a vehicle for the dissemination of practices nursing strategies and successfully.

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