OSWEGO â Continuing education and training is a priority when it comes to providing excellent patient care for the Womenâs Services department at Oswego Health.
Even during a pandemic, six nurses made it a priority to complete intense training, which involved hours of education and a final exam, to elevate their clinical practice through the National Certification Corporation. The training focused on improving patient outcomes through the validation of specialty knowledge.
âIn addition to their daily responsibilities here at Oswego Health, we could not be prouder of the Womenâs Services team to persevere and earn these accolades,â shared Valerie Favata, vice president and chief nursing officer. âThese certifications demonstrate their commitment to patient care and improved outcomes.â
OSWEGO â Continuing education and training is a priority when it comes to providing excellent patient care for the Womenâs Services department at Oswego Health.
Even during a pandemic, six nurses made it a priority to complete intense training, which involved hours of education and a final exam, to elevate their clinical practice through the National Certification Corporation. The training focused on improving patient outcomes through the validation of specialty knowledge.
âIn addition to their daily responsibilities here at Oswego Health, we could not be prouder of the Womenâs Services team to persevere and earn these accolades,â shared Valerie Favata, vice president and chief nursing officer. âThese certifications demonstrate their commitment to patient care and improved outcomes.â
Posted: Mar 11, 2021 2:32 PM ET | Last Updated: March 11
Blue markings on the sidewalk along Hamilton s downtown library and food market promote physical distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic. The first Hamilton-related case was announced a year ago today.(Bobby Hriistova/CBC)
Paul Johnson, the director of Hamilton s emergency operations centre, remembers the moment he realized people would be living under COVID-19 restrictions for a long time.
Hamilton had already been through a first wave of the pandemic, living through weeks of lockdowns and missed family holidays. In the early days, long serpentine lines had formed at grocery stores to buy dough and toilet paper. Businesses had shortened their hours.
Parkridge East Hospital Begins $9.8 Million Women s Services Expansion Friday, February 26, 2021
Parkridge East Hospital has begun a $9,759,000 modernization of its Women’s Services units.
Among the largest expansions in the hospital’s nearly 50-year history, the 4,366 square-foot project will add five postpartum beds and one labor and delivery bed. Additionally, the waiting room, 24/7 nursery and all rooms in The Birth Place at Parkridge East – which includes Labor and Delivery, a level three Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and Postpartum services – will be enhanced to optimize the patient and family experience.
Will Windham, CEO of Parkridge East Hospital said, “The Birth Place at Parkridge East has a longstanding reputation of supporting and empowering expectant mothers and families throughout pregnancy, labor and delivery and postpartum care. Through this expansion project, we are reaffirming our promise to expectant mothers in the Chattanooga region by
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