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May 22, 2021
Erin Hughes (L) Mandie Wesbecker (R)
OTTAWA – OSF HealthCare Saint Elizabeth Medical Center has awarded two honorees through its Grateful Patient program. The program includes the international DAISY Award that recognizes the skillful and compassionate care provided by nurses; and the Sunflower Award, which acknowledges non-nursing staff for being outstanding role models among a community of caregivers.
This quarter’s awards were presented to Erin Hughes, RN, DAISY Award and Mandie Wesbecker, CT technologist received the Sunflower Award.
Erin Hughes, RN, is a nurse in the Medical/Surgical department and has been a Mission Partner for eight years. She was recognized for the exceptional care as well as compassion she brought to a COVID-19 patient. The patient’s family shared, “Thank you for that extra touch you provided. The quiet, sympathetic words, the hand on my arm, the caress you gave my mom’s face or arm. All the extra steps and gestures you gave us
- Community Partnerships
April’s Robins Proud focused on three of the eight lines of effort: workplace environment, digital tools/training and community partnerships.
According to Little, 3,500 base employees continue to telework to date. However, at the onset of the pandemic, more than 10,000 people worked from home.
“The virus forced us to transform and adapt to new technologies. This required educating our workforce on new and existing capabilities that could be used during telework,” said Tekquell Watson, 78th Communications Directorate Special Missions division chief. “Our Knowledge Management office formulated an education campaign to maximize exposure of available digital technologies. Throughout the current digital transformation, we have been able to expand knowledge and educate use of technologies to include: SharePoint, Microsoft Teams/CVR and Robotic Process Automation.”