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MR Making RoundsApril 16, 2019 www.MDH.orgEmployee NewsletterNational Hospital WeekThis year during National HospitalWeek, we celebrate the hope andhealing MDH staff provide whilesupporting the health and wellbeing of our community. Your dailydedication to excellent service isimmeasurable.CelebratingHope and HealingMDH Core ValuesHonesty and Integrity Respect Exceptional Service Commitment to Excellence Teamwork
MDH HotlineDo you have a compliance concernyou need to share confidentially?Remember the MDH Hotline isavailable at (309) 836-1630.Next DeadlineThe next Making Rounds deadlineis Noon on Tuesday, May 14.Please submit your information,articles, Thank You notes, recipes,achievements, etc., to Public Relations.To view the April 2019 MDHBoard Report, go to the Intranetand click onDepartmentsAdministrationA AchievementOn March 28, the McDonoughCounty United Way held theirannual awards luncheon. Tworepresentatives, Tobie Richey(Human Resources) and MeaganWohlfeil (Volunteer Services &Board Member of the McDonoughCounty United Way) fromMcDonough District Hospitalattended the luncheon and acceptedthe award on behalf of MDH forbeing a platinum member.Job OpportunitiesPOSITIONSClerkOffice AssistantDEPARTMENTPlant EngineeringMDH Medical e AssistantMDH Orthopedicsand Sports MedicineMDH UrologyPatient Financial ull-timeFull-time24 hrs/wkAcute CareVariable24 hrs/wkHealth Information Mgmt.Human ResourcesMDH Medical GroupMDH Medical GroupIntensive Care UnitAcute CareEmergency DepartmentHome HealthOperating RoomAcute CareMDH Medical -timeFull-timeFull-timeFull-time24 hrs/wkFull-timeFull-timeFull-timeMDH Obstetrics andGynecologyDaysFull-timeAmbulatory Informatics Information SystemsSupervisorDaysFull-timeOffice AssistantAccount RepRegistrationCL-NONPHLEBUnit SecretaryLeaderVPVPClinic LPNRNRNRNRNRNCNAMedical AssistantMedical AssistantAthletic TrainerGynecologistHistologistMDH Sports MedicineVariableand Rehabilitation ServicesMDH Obstetrics andGynecologyLaboratory5a-1:30pOccupational TherapistPictured (L-R): Ashley Riggins,United Way Board Presidentand Tobie Richey, MDH BenefitsCoordinator.Page 2.Making RoundsMDH Sports MedicineDaysand Rehabilitation ServicesPediatricianMDH PediatricsDaysPhysical TherapistMDH Sports MedicineDaysand Rehabilitation ServicesPolysomnographic Tech Cardiopulmonary7p-6:30aPT AssistantMDH Sports Medicine7:30a-4pand Rehabilitation ServicesRegistered Vascular/CardiopulmonaryDaysCardiac SonographerRespiratory TherapistCardiopulmonary7p-6:30aFull list also available online at s of April 11, 2019“Always a very easy and quick process scheduling my appointment.”
April 2019New Faces at MDHMDH Welcomes New EmployeesBen AndersonBen is an Agency RN inEmergency Services. Heis from Lowpoint andis married to Deidra.Together they have onechild, Jamie. Ben enjoys hunting andfishing.Chelsea BedwellChelsea is a RN inSurgery. She is fromMacomb and is marriedto Curtis. They have twochildren, Paisley andHudson. Chelsea enjoys farming,livestock, and hunting.Bob DorothyBob is a Tech in NuclearMedicine. He is fromKeokuk, Iowa, and ismarried to Lyn. Bobenjoys camping and golf.Sarah FrakesSarah is a CNA in SeniorBehavioral Health. She isfrom Industry and has adaughter, Aubrey. Sarahenjoys outdoor activitieswith her daughter.Julie GoddardJulie is a Social Worker inSenior Behavioral Health.She is from Rushvilleand has one daughter,Ragon. Julie enjoys beingoutside, watching and playing sports,and spending time with her daughter.Dr. David HuddlestonDr. Huddleston isa pathologist forLaboratory Services.Brooke LandauBrooke is an AgencyRN in EmergencyServices. She is fromElmwood and enjoystraveling.Anthony LaredoAnthony is an AgencyRN in EmergencyServices. He is fromPeoria and is married toJackie. They have threechildren: Mayan, Christian, andMariah. Anthony enjoys runningand motorcycling.Kenny MattsonKenny is an Agency RNin Emergency Services.Heather MunroHeather is a Secretaryin Pathology. She isfrom Framingham,Massachusetts, andis married to Jeff. Shehas two children: Abe and Jackson.Heather enjoys thrift shopping, longwalks, hiking, and kayaking.Sherry NelsonSherry is the InterimLeader of Quality andInnovation. She isfrom Oakland, Iowa,and enjoys horsebackriding, quilting, and reading.Hannah PendellHannah is a RN inUrology. She is fromMacomb and enjoystraveling, reading, andworking out.Michelle StokesMichelle is a ClinicLPN for MDH MedicalGroup. She is fromMonmouth and ismarried to Jeremy. Theyhave four children: Jared, Hannah,Rylie, and Ian. Michelle enjoysrunning her children around.Austin TorrenceAustin is a Patient CareTech in EmergencyServices and is fromLa Harpe.MDH Welcomes a New InternTiffany SigristTiffany in an Intern inSports Medicine andRehabilitation Services.She is from Canton andis married to Chris.They have two children: Marleighand Parker. Tiffany enjoys running,gardening, and riding horses.MDH Says GoodbyeJanna Cline, Leader, FiscalServices, 3/26/19Denise Mills, Clinic Supervisor,MDH Medical Group, 3/25/19Sara Parker, CMA, MDH MedicalGroup, 4/5/19Tamara Smith, Physician, MDHObstetrics and Gynecology,3/31/19Moving AroundChristina Brown is a PracticeManager for MDH MedicalGroup. She was previously aRecruiter in Human Resources.Patti Kessel was a CareCoordinator in ACO. She is nowa Practice Manager for MDHMedical Group.Making Rounds.Page 3
Donors Take a Sneak-Peek at Women’s CenterOn March 21, major donors walked through the new Dolores Kator Switzer Women’s Center. Doug Haley andJason Graham from O’Shea Builders provided a detailed tour of the new space. Estimated date of opening isplanned for August 2019.DKSWC Naming Sharie Harden, Brenda Powell Allen and Mary Thompson reserved the Harden, Powell Allen andThompson Private Suite in the Obstetrics Unit Carissa Bedwell-Bryant, Daryl Bedwell and Curtis Bedwell reserved a bassinet in loving memoryof Crystal A. Bedwell Charlene Callison and Larry Balsamo reserved three bassinets in honor of Charlene G. Callison,Larry T. Balsamo and Angelica Callison Balsamo Sohlberg Kyle Magee reserved robes and gowns in memory of his grandmother Barbara Scholz MageeGoal5.5 million5 million 4,945,925.104 million3 million2 million1 millionPage 4.Making Rounds“Staff in Home Health is excellent!”
April 2019PR SA “Peek” at PROS!Employee Giving ClubPROS Meeting Minutes: March 20, 2019, 12:00 p.m. – Auxiliary WorkroomPresent: Gary Anspach, Christina Brown, Crystal Carson, Glynnis Coplan, Jill Cook, Linda Cremer, Mel Dorethy,Connie Duffy, Lynn Durso, Dick Ford, Kyle Magee, Brittany Moore, Connie Purdy, Michael Thompson, and JasonWilliamsonCommittee Changes: Linda welcomed new member Christina Brown.Review & Approve Minutes & Financial Report: Motion to approve December meeting minutes by Mel andseconded by Gary – Approved. The financial report was presented by Linda. She reviewed the current expenses– with a current PROS fund balance of 34,508.32 (as of 3/18/19). Motion to approve the financial report byGlynnis and seconded by Connie D. – Approved.Review & Updates:Big Game Party- 400 meals were served. Brittany reviewed suggestions for next year with committee.First Aid Kits- Order has arrived and will be given out at the April 16, Progressive Ag Safety Day.Teddy Bears- Brittany reported there are 1,052 teddy bears in stock.Umbrellas for Schools: Brittany shared the need for nine umbrellas to give area schools for their crosswalk/busvolunteers. Motion to donate the umbrellas by Glynnis and seconded by Christina.Foundation Office Store: Linda reported 408.25 worth of merchandise has been purchased in the PROS storeYTD.Stickers: Linda led discussion regarding PROS possibly purchasing stickers for departments to give children.Brittany will price MDH logo stickers and report back to committee.Summer Block Party: Subcommittee met following regular PROS meeting. A date was set for June 12.Fitness Room: Brittany reported the treadmill speed button has been fixed.Spring Treat: Options were shared and committee voted on favorite idea for April.Adjournment: 12:42 p.m. - Motion to adjourn by Christina and seconded by Kyle – Approved.Umbrellas for SchoolsThe MDH Employee Giving Club,PROS, donated umbrellas tocrosswalk and bus duty staff at areaschools - just in time for those Aprilshowers!Thank you PROS for supporting ourlocal community.Making Rounds.Page 5
Grateful Patient ProgramJerid Landon, CNA, was recognized for her clinicalskill, expert care, and thoughtfulness. As her GratefulPatient Kathy Veroni shared, “When I neededsomething, Jerid was quickly there and she helped memake the transition from hospital care, to preparing togo home.”Pictured (L-R): Connie Elting, RN, Acute Care Leader; HealingHand Recipient Jerid Landon, CNA; Kathy Veroni, GratefulPatient; and Wanda Foster, RN, Vice President of Nursing/CNODr. Scott E. Urch was recognized for his care whileguiding patient Kathy Veroni through two total kneereplacements.As Veroni said in her own words, “Dr. Urch is a caring,gifted surgeon who enabled me to keep an activelifestyle. He explained everything thoroughly and ourpost-surgery appointments put my mind at rest that Iwould heal.”Pictured (L-R): Office Assistant Nicole Campbell; LicensedPractical Nurse Beverly McFadden; Dr. Scott E. Urch; GratefulPatient Kathy Veroni; Athletic Trainers Marc Kessler and BruceSchellhammer; and Radiologic Technologist Missy Vardaman.Jen Wagoner, MPT, CVR, has received her thirdHealing Hand award in a month, bringing her total tofive since the program began.Wagoner was most recently recognized for herexpertise in Vestibular (inner ear) Rehabilitation andher exceptional and encouraging attitude.Pictured (L-R): Phyllis McLouth, Sports Medicine andRehabilitation Services Leader and Jen Wagoner, MPT, CVRCongratulations to The MDH Hospice team forreceiving a Healing Hand award.Hospice staff were recognized by an appreciative familyfor providing superior care and kindness. The familyshared, “Each and every staff member we worked withdid an excellent job.”Pictured (L-R): Hospice staff members Angela Gibbs, MSW; Dr.George Roodhouse, Medical Director; Shelli Akers, RN; AnnaKlenk, RN; Kristie Nelson, RN; Tracy Fuqua, RN; LaDawnaRoyer, NP-C; Lisa Hood, RNTo learn more about the Grateful Patient Program at MDH, please contact the Foundation office at (309) 836-1757.Page 6.Making Rounds“Was pleased with the staff in my treatment & care!”
April 2019Recognition for Outstanding Customer ServiceFor the month of March, the Service Excellence department at McDonough District Hospital would like torecognize and say thank you to employees and physicians for their outstanding customer service to patients.The Press Ganey, Deyta (Hospice) and Patient Satisfaction surveys call attention to employees who demonstrateexcellent customer service, according to Vice President of Quality and Innovation Maggie Dubil. Individualsrecognized receive a customer service Thank You Certificate for their outstanding hard work.Recognition for outstanding customer service goes to the following professionals:Emergency Services: Jennifer Withers, NPHome Health: Darlene Row, RN; Megan Carter, RN; Sarah Skiles, RNIntensive Care Unit: Aaron Jones, RNMDH Ear, Nose and Throat: Dr. SparksMDH Family Clinic: Dr. Patel; Dr. WehnerMDH Internal Medicine: Dr. Jalil; Sherry Lotz, CMAMDH Obstetrics and Gynecology: Brandy Hammond, CMAMDH Pediatrics: Julie Bartlow, CPNP-PC, NNP-BCMDH Psychiatry: Dr. Sarwar; John Sanchez, RNObstetrics: June Sapp, RNRadiology: Lisa Pennington, X-Ray Technician; Kristena Kessler, X-Ray TechnicianSurgical Services: Dr. Trost; Dr. White; Debbie Bainter, RN; Kim Williams, RN; Steve Rogers, RNCongratulations to those recognized in this article and thank you for your ongoing commitment to providingan exceptional patient experience!.Benefit Break .Take a minute to learn more about your benefits and other HR issues.College Savings PlanStart saving for your children or grandchildren’s education, or even expenses for your own education, convenientlythrough payroll deduction. MDH currently offers the BrightDirections program to employees. There are taxadvantages to enrolling in a college savings plan.To learn more about the savings fund, please schedule an appointment with an AIG representative by contactingHuman Resources at extension 13492.For more general information about different options for saving for college, pleaserefer to the following s.orgIf you have questions concerning this topic or any suggestions for future BenefitBreaks, please contact Human Resources at extension 13492.Making Rounds.Page 7
APPLE Winner March 2 019Please join in congratulating Debbie Orton, Office Assistant in MDH Medical Group, on beingnamed the recipient of the MDH APPLE Award for March 2019. APPLE stands for “Achievingoutstanding Performance in Patient care, Leadership, Loyalty and Enthusiasm for MDH”.Debbie OrtonDebbie began working at MDH as a Secretary in the Orthopedic Clinic on February 8, 2012. Shealso worked as a secretary in the Psychiatry Clinic starting in November 2016. On September 16,2018, Debbie began working in her current role as Float Office Assistant in the MDH MedicalGroup.Debbie communicates with customers in a professional manner. She is very compassionate andfriendly when working with internal and external customers. Debbie is always very welcoming. She has workedin a variety of office settings and is very skilled in her work. She is intuitive and identifies opportunities forimprovement- always keeping the customer at the forefront of her thinking.Debbie adapts easily and demonstrates an eagerness to learn new things. Debbie can change her course onshort notice without hesitation. Peers have full trust in her work. She has excellent attention to detail and worksefficiently. She provides a strong base as a strong trainer for new employees. Debbie approaches work every daywith a positive attitude. Her reliability is never doubted, and her work is stellar.Her nominator explains that Debbie is a “rock star”. She is versatile and can work in any MDH clinic. She neverhesitates to go where she is needed, even on short notice. Debbie is loyal and vigilant to exceed others’ expectations.She demonstrates a desire to see MDH grow and improve. Debbie never loses sight of the mission to serve others.Her willingness to go above and beyond has “saved” the day several times. The workplace is different when she’shere, and her presence makes an impact.Debbie is married to Jim. She has three children: Travis, Candace, and Kayla. Debbie also has six grandchildren,and enjoys quilting and sewing.Six FlagsOne-day tickets are available for the St. Louis Six Flags Park.Season passes can be used at any Six Flagslocation after an initial trip to St. Louis.Tickets are purchased conveniently through a one-timeonly payroll deduction.2019 Employee Ticket Prices are:One-Day Ticket - 45.99Individual Season Pass - 61.99Please contact Human Resources if you have questions or would like to purchase Six Flags tickets.Page 8.Making Rounds“I had wonderful care from everybody!!!”
April 2019May Calendar of EventsChronic Pain Management GroupMondays 1-2 p.m.Health Services Building 1 AuditoriumPre-registration and screening required. 8-week group.Contact Behavioral Health Services at (309) 836-1582.Community First AidTuesday, May 7 6 p.m.Auditorium AFee: 40. Pre-registration required.Contact Outreach Services at (309) 836-1584.Anger ManagementTuesdays 3-4:30 p.m.Health Services Building 1 AuditoriumPre-registration required.Contact Behavioral Health Services at (309) 836-1582.Community CPR ClassTuesday, May 14 6 p.m.Auditoriums A & B, Auxiliary workroom & conferenceroomFee: 40. Pre-registration required.Contact Outreach Services at (309) 836-1584.Childbirth & Infant Care: 4-Week “L.A.T.E.” ClassThursdays, May 2, 9, 16, 23 6:30-8:45 p.m.Auditorium BClass will meet one night a week for four weeks.Pre-registration required. Call OB at (309) 836-1570.Divorcing Parents Education ProgramFriday, May 3 1-5 p.m.Health Services Building 1 AuditoriumFee: 60 payable at session, pre-registration required.Contact Behavioral Health Services (309) 836-1582.Bereavement Support Group - New HorizonsMonday, May 20 3-4 p.m.Private Dining RoomFor more information, call Hospice at (309) 836-1543.Childbirth and Infant Care: BreastfeedingThursday, May 30 6:30-8:30 p.m.Auditorium BPre-registration required. Call OB at (309) 836-1570.Childbirth and Infant Care: Sibling ClassSaturday, May 4 10-11 a.m.MDH Auxiliary WorkroomPre-registration required.Contact Obstetrics at (309) 836-1570.Breast Cancer Support GroupMonday, May 6 5:30 p.m.Auditoriums A & BSupport group committed to helping women dealwith the emotional, social, psychological, and physicalaspects of breast cancer. For more information contactOutreach Services at (309) 836-1584.Mother’s Day SaleForget-Me-Not Support GroupMonday, May 6 6-7 p.m.Health Services Building 2 Multipurpose RoomFree. Support group for anyone affected by lossduring pregnancy or the loss of an infant. For moreinformation call Public Relations (309) 836-1557.Suicide Support GroupMonday, May 6 7-8 p.m.Health Services Building 1 AuditoriumContact Behavioral Health Services at (309) 836-1582.Making Rounds.Page 9
May Meetings CalendarTuesday, May 7 Credentials & Bylaws, 7 a.m., PDR Department of Emergency Medicine, 12 p.m., PDRWednesday, May 8OB-Gyn Department, 12 p.m., Auditorium BThursday, May 9Department of Medicine, 12 p.m., Auditoriums A & BFriday, May 10Exec Committee, 12 p.m., PDRCongratulations to all of the CaughtYou Caring recipients in March!Below are the winners of the 25Gift Certificates!Thursday, May 16Finance Committee, 7 a.m., TFBRTumor Board, 12 p.m., Auditoriums A & BChris Cunningham - EMS Coordinator (not pictured)Mel Dorethy - Cashier’s OfficeRandal Eyler - CardiopulmonaryFriday, May 17Medical Staff, 12 p.m., Auditoriums A & BMonday, May 20 Ethics Committee, 12 p.m., Auditoriums A & B Board of Directors, 5:30 p.m., TFBRKaye Stone - Convenient CareTuesday, May 21 Department Leaders, 2 p.m., Auditoriums A & B MDH Medical Group All Providers, 4:30 p.m.,Auditoriums A & B Medical Group Operations Council, 5:30 p.m., TFBRMel DorethyWednesday, May 22Quality Council, 2:30 p.m., TFBRFriday, May 31Medical Staff Quality Improvement, 12 p.m., TFBRThank YouNational MedicalLaboratoryProfessionals Week,April 21-27, we sayThank You to allthe Lab Pros foryour hard workand dedication toachieving timely andprecise results!Page 10.Making RoundsRandal EylerKaye Stone“Nurses were extremely caring about my well-being.”
April 2019Cerner Education WebpageInformation Systems is happy to announce the CernerEducation Webpage. This site provides easy access toall staff via the Intranet Homepage. Simply go to theMDH homepage and select Cerner Education fromthe Main Menu.This website is designed with the MDH staff in mind.We want everyone to have easy access to Cernertraining, guides, and videos.Gift GalleryNational Nurses Week!May 6-12To locate information quickly, use the search barlocated in the top left corner of the screen. Simply adda keyword to search and find specific guides.To review contentspecific to your role,review information inthe categories sections.The page also featuresCerner change and eventinformation within thecalendar widget locatedon the homepage.Easter SaleApril 18 & 19Please direct anyquestions or suggestionsto Information Systems13262.Pick an egg and receive10%, 15% or 20% off final purchase!Each month during the school year McDonough District Hospitalparticipates in the Adopt-A-Classroom program. This year MDHhas adopted Mrs. Linda Poore’s 3 rd grade students at LincolnSchool. A representative from MDH visits the classroom to educatestudents about various departments at the hospital.Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation ServicesIn February, Alicia Ladd, Exercise Physiologist, presentedto our Adopt-A-Classroom class. She gave students apresentation about heart health, demonstrated how to usedifferent tools to measure vitals, and did an exercise activity.Each student also had their oxygen read. Students receivedan MDH basketball or football for their great participation.Thank you for hosting Adopt-A-Classroom, Cardiac Rehab!Making Rounds.Page 11
National Hospital Week FestivitiesMay 12-18, 2019May13May14May15May16May17MondayEnjoy ice cream in the Side Dining Room. The 2nd and 3rd shiftemployees will be given a similar treat during their shift.TuesdayBe a hero and donate your blood to help those in need during ourEmployee Blood Drive. The blood drive will be in Auditoriums A& B. Call Human Resources to schedule an appointment.WednesdayWondrous Wednesday will be breakfast muffins and juice inthe Side Dining Room. Snacks will be delivered to 3rd shiftemployees.ThursdayEnjoy a festive picnic on the back patio behind the cafeteria(weather permitting). More details to come. A similar dinner willbe served in the cafeteria to evening shift employees from 5-6 p.m.and delivered to the departments for 3rd shift.FridayFun Friday will be filled with random drawings for gift certificates.Each employee will have a chance to win one of several giftcertificates. Employees will automatically be included in thedrawing. Fun estimation games will also be available during theweek in the cafeteria and winners announced on Friday.
Denise Mills, Clinic Supervisor, MDH Medical Group, 3/25/19 Sara Parker, CMA, MDH Medical Group, 4/5/19 Tamara Smith, Physician, MDH Obstetrics and Gynecology, 3/31/19 MDH Says Goodbye Moving Around Christina Brown is a Practice Manager for MDH Medical Group. She was previously a Recruiter in
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