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Perspectives from all levels of the health system are crucial in helping program leadership understand the current training and informational needs across University Hospital related to this vital new initiative.
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Rachel Seaman, M.D., will partner with University Hospital CEO Josh Snow, MSHA, to provide clinical leadership and oversight, establish evidence-based practices and collaborate with others to ensure high-quality, patient-centered care.
Nathan Polite, D.O., FACS, FACOS, will partner with University Hospital CEO Josh Snow, MSHA, to coordinate surgical services and ensure optimal outcomes for patients.
New pulmonary provider brings a wealth of global experience, leading-edge clinical expertise, and a deep commitment to patient-centered care to his role.
Informed by research, the summer outreach is part of year-round efforts initiated by Children’s & Women’s Hospital to share education and keep kids safe.
“It’s important to use clarifiers when the information might be unclear, especially patient names, procedure or test names, and medication names,” said Becky Pomrenke, RN, MSN, director of patient safety for USA Health.
“My husband and I are so thankful to the entire medical team and staff at Children’s & Women’s for taking such great care of our little girl,” Lauren Mueller said. “They provided so much medical, mental and emotional support throughout the entire process and we are so grateful to everyone who took care of us.”
