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Coming Soon:Healthy Living After a Heart AttackWhen a patient has a heart attack, they automatically think about what’s going to happen to them next. Healthy Living After a Heart Attack provides a beginner’s guide to how to manage quality of life when a patient gets home. The program includes tips on diet, exercise, taking medications, and emotional needs. Make sure every heart attack patient watches this program before they go home. Patient Safety: Doctor’s Stories No one understands hospitals like healthcare professionals. In our program, Patient Safety: Doctor’s Stories, we’ll hear first-hand from healthcare professionals’ about their hospital experiences and their tips for improving your hospital stay. Patients will learn about how to improve communications with their healthcare team, the importance of having an advocate on their team, and infection control. Managing Weight Issues in Children Childhood obesity is sweeping the nation and causing numerous problems for our youth. Did you know that grandparents and parents could change the course of obesity in children? Managing Weight Issues in Children helps grandparents and parents understand that if they eat right and exercise providing a good role model, the children in their life just might as well. Don’t miss this important program, which offers tips you can use in your life. Print/Post Program Descriptions at your nurses stationsView All Program Descriptions (PDF)Use the list on the left to view programs, descriptions, and transcripts by category. |
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Print/Post Program Descriptions at your nurses stationsView All Program Descriptions (PDF)
December 15, 2008 - March 29, 2009Print/Post Program Descriptions at your nurses stationsView All Program Descriptions (PDF)2009 Needs Assessment Survey Please let us know what program topics are important to you. |
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Featured Best Practice:Defaulting TVs to The Patient ChannelSome sites have shared with us that they default their TVs to The Patient Channel. When a patient turns on the TV in their room the first channel to appear is The Patient Channel. It really helps remind the patients that your facility has The Patient Channel and makes it easy for them to find the channel. More Promotional Tools... More Best Practices... |
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