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Physicians Recognized At Business First Newspaper's 2010 "Health Care Heroes" Awards Program |
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July 16, 2010
Mount Carmel Leadership:
Congratulations to several Mount Carmel physician partners who received recognition during Columbus Business First newspaper’s 2010 “Health Care Heroes” awards program yesterday!
Martha Reigel, M.D., Chairwoman of the MCE Department of Surgery and a Mount Carmel HealthProviders vascular surgeon, was the “Health Care Heroes” honoree in the Provider Category. She was honored for championing the implementation of Crew Resource Management at Mount Carmel.
Med Lutmerding, M.D., an emergency medicine physician in the MCW Emergency Department and a member of the Central Ohio Trauma System (COTS) Board of Trustees, received an honorable mention in the Manager Category. He was recognized for his role helping lead the COTS task force that developed an Emergency Patient Transport Plan to address ED diversions.
David Sabgir, M.D., a Mount Carmel HealthProviders cardiologist who primarily practices at MCSA, received an honorable mention in the Provider Category. He was recognized for his “Walk With A Doc” program which encourages people to exercise.
Two other Mount Carmel physician partners were nominated for “Health Care Heroes” awards—orthopedic surgeons Keith Berend, M.D., and Adolph Lombardi Jr., M.D., who primarily practice at MCNA. Both were nominated for their participation in Operation Walk, a non-profit volunteer medical services organization that provides free surgical treatment for patients in developing countries.
Also attached is a Mount Carmel ad featuring these physicians that was published in a special Business First supplement about the “Health Care Heroes” awards program. Please join me in congratulating all of these physicians for receiving this deserved recognition!
Claus von Zychlin
President & Chief Executive Officer
Mount Carmel Health System
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ER-Only Center Fills Region's Care Gap (July 4, 2010) |
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Diley Ridge Cuts Time to Get Emergency Care
by Suzanne Hoholik, Columbus Dispatch
"Diley Ridge is the first free-standing emergency department in central Ohio, and in its first 100 days, it is exceeding expectations in terms of patient volume, according to officials there."
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Oxytocin: Labor Drug Gets More Scrutiny (June 22, 2010) |
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by Misti Crane, Columbus Dispatch
Dr. Augustus Parker, OB/GYN and Mount Carmel physician facilitator, explains the new low-dose oxytocin protocol introduced at Mount Carmel East, West & St. Ann's on behalf of Drs. Shubert, Girardi, Simon and others. Mount Carmel is a leader in standardized dosing—a move which many experts believe will emerge as a national trend in patient safety. Mount Carmel is also training L&D physicians and staff in Crew Resource Management, an aviation-based safety system used to ensure positive outcomes in high-risk situations.
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St. Ann's First in Area with 'Revolutionary' Cancer Treatment (June 21, 2010) |
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by Bret Liebendorfer, ColumbusLocalNews.com
Janet Meeks, MCSA president and COO, and Dr. Doug Widman, Columbus Cyberknife medical director and Mount Carmel radiation oncologist, promote the new radiosurgery system located on the campus of Mount Carmel St. Ann's.
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53 Ohio Hospitals: Infections Linked To Catheters Cut In Half (June 14, 2010) |
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Group Focused On Central-Line Care
by Misti Crane, Columbus Dispatch
Dr. Mark Hackman, Mount Carmel East vice president of medical affairs, discusses system efforts to lower infection rates from central lines as part of a statewide collaboration and Mount Carmel’s commitment to quality and safety.
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