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March 2019

CareNotesConemaugh Health System Employee Newsletter

High Five Guiding Principles

Delivering high quality patient care

Supporting physicians

Creating excellent workplaces for our

employees

Taking a leadership rolein our communities

Ensuring fiscal responsibility

In this Edition

Heart Ball, page 3

Extra Mile Award, page 4

Patient Safety Goals, page 5

Construction Updates, page 7

DEXA Services, page 8

Diabetes Award, page 8

National Donor Day, page 12

Continuing Education, page 13

Blood Work Protocol, page 14

Recognition, page 15

JAHA Family Fun Day, page 16

Innovations Menu, page 18

Capital Investments, page 23

Wear Blueon Fridays!

Colorectal Cancer Awareness

New Technology for Breast Cancer Patients Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center is pleased to offer new surgical treatment technology for breast cancer patients. The wire-free radar localization system uses radar technology to mark the area in the breast that needs to be removed surgically, allowing for precise removal of the tumor. “Surgery can make patients anxious,” said Renee Arlow, MD, board-certified breast surgeon for Conemaugh Physician Group – Breast Surgery. “Performing this procedure prior to surgery helps to lessen the patient’s anxiety, decreases the time required at the hospital the day of surgery, and increases patient comfort.” “Patient comfort and safety is always our priority,” said Dr. Arlow. “By using this technology we are providing a better patient experience, becoming more accurate with the removal of breast tumors, and decreasing damage to surrounding healthy tissue.” The new wire-free device is a reflector about the size of a grain of rice and, once inserted, the patient is not even aware that it is in place. The surgeon uses safe, non-radioactive radar waves to detect the reflector within the breast with accuracy up to 1 mm. Surgeons have more control when making an incision to adequately reach and remove the tumor, allowing for reduced scarring. Once the tumor and wire-free system are removed, the technology sensors confirm that the device has been removed in entirety from the patient. Unlike wire technology that can be displaced from the breast during patient transport, when moving onto the operating table, or during preparations, the wire-free device is internal in the breast tissue and does not become dislodged. The wire-free system can be used for cancerous cells as well as breast abnormalities. Appointments with Conemaugh Physician Group – Breast Surgery may be made by calling (814) 262-2444.

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Submit Your Stories

To submit stories for CareNotes, please send text and photos to

Stacy Roberts, Marketing Communications,

at [email protected].

Deadline to submit stories for the April edition is March 22.

Display Cabinet Reservations

Display cabinets by The Gift Shop at

Conemaugh Memorial are available for reservation throughout 2019.

Each reservation is for a one-month period. Cabinets can be used for recognition

months, health education / information, and sharing good news.

Contact Stacy Roberts, Marketing Communications, at [email protected] to

reserve your month early. Space is limited. First-come, first-serve.

Like Our Facebook Pages!We have started a Facebook page for each hospital within our system.

Like our pages for health information, news, employee recognition, and photos!

www.facebook.com/Conemaugh

www.facebook.com/ConemaughMeyersdale

www.facebook.com/ConemaughMiners

www.facebook.com/ConemaughNason

www.facebook.com/ConemaughPhysicianGroup

Daylight Savings Time

Reminder: March 10!

Conemaugh Memorial

Parking UpdateParking changes are taking effect on March 1.

Please check your email for the update that was sent to all employees.

Updated parking map can be found at www.conemaugh.org/EmployeeParking2019.

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Conemaugh Staff Honored at Annual Heart BallSix staff members who assisted during the first open-heart case at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center were honored at this year’s Heart Ball. Honorees included Renae Roman, Dorothy Causer, Mary Sutt, Tammy Devlin, Tracy Dodson, and Christine Christensen.

Filming interviews for the honoree video at the Heart Ball.


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The Extra Mile Award recognizes physicians who routinely give of themselves to enhance the

lives of individuals within Conemaugh Health System, patients,

families, and the community.

The award is given to a current physician each month by the Physician Recognition Team.

To view nominations and videos for our recipients, visit www.conemaugh.org/ExtraMileAwardWinner.

To nominate a physician for the Extra Mile Award, or to learn more, visit www.conemaugh.org/ExtraMileAward.

March 2019 Recipients

Congratulations,

Dr. SavinoEmergency Medicine

Dr. SpencerFamily Medicine

Supporting Physicians


Delivering High Quality Patient Care

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IDENTIFY PATIENTS CORRECTLY

Use at least Two Patient Identifiers when providing care, treatment or services (patient name & date of birth). • Newborns are at high risk of misidentification due to their inability to speak and lack of unique features: Use distinct methods of identification

for newborn patients – Distinct naming system, standardized practices for identification banding, establish communication tools among staff.

Make sure that the correct patient gets the correct blood when they get a blood transfusion.

IMPROVE STAFF COMMUNICATION

Get important test results to the right person on time.

USE MEDICINES SAFELY

Label all medications / medication containers (e.g. syringes, medicine cups, basins), or other solutions on and off the sterile field in peri-operative and other procedural settings.

Reduce likelihood of patient harm associated with the use of anticoagulation therapy.

Record and pass along correct information about a patient’s medicines. Find out what medicines the patient is taking. Compare those medicines to new medicines given to the patient.

USE ALARMS SAFELY

Ensure that alarms on medical equipment are heard and responded to on time.

PREVENT INFECTION

• Comply with current World Health Organization (WHO) or CDC Hand Hygiene Guidelines.

• Use proven guidelines to prevent infections of the urinary tract that are caused by catheters.

• Use proven guidelines to prevent infections that are difficult to treat. • Use proven guidelines to prevent infection after surgery.

• Use proven guidelines to prevent infection of the blood from central lines.

IDENTIFY PATIENT SAFETY RISKS

Identify individuals at risk for suicide.

PREVENT MISTAKES IN SURGERY

Make sure that the correct surgery is done on the correct patient and the correct place on the patient’s body.

Mark the correct place on the patient’s body where the surgery is to be done.

Pause before the surgery to make sure that a mistake is not being made.

National Patient Safety GoalsThe Joint Commission has released the National Patient Safety Goals (NPSGs) for 2019. The purpose of the National Patient Safety Goals is to improve patient safety. The Joint Commission established its NPSGs in order to help accredited organizations address specific areas of concern in regard to health care safety, and to focus on how to solve them. Focus areas include Identify Patients Correctly, Improve Staff Communication, Use Medicines Safely, Use Alarms Safely, Prevent Infection, Identify Patient Safety, Risks and Prevent Mistakes in Surgery. Additional information for each category will be shared in upcoming Communication Links. If there are questions, please review with your manager.


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Trauma Nursing Floor

Security Upgrades

New security measures have been implemented on Nursing Units

Ashman 8 and 9. Due to the Trauma cases that these departments

receive, the floors are now able to be placed in lockdown should a

safety issue arise. This is similar to the security lockdown processes in place in our ED, ICU, and Maternity units. This new security measure will not affect patient care or visitor access

unless the floor is on lockdown, at which time additional instructions

would be provided.

Conemaugh Miners Imaging UpdateConemaugh Miners Medical Imaging department welcomes a new digital fluoro/radiography room which will allow them to evaluate abnormalities and pathologies of the gastrointestinal tract, urinary system, and much more! This new technology helps lower radiation dose and helps optimize patient satisfaction. The technologists are happy that they are able to use this new equipment to continue to make the community healthier.

Debbie Spells-Wilson, Chief Operating Officer at Conemaugh Miners Medical Center, was recently recognized by the Certification Board for Professionals in Patient Safety (CBPPS) as a Certified Professional in Patient Safety (CPPS). She earned this credential in part by passing a rigorous, evidence-based examination that tests candidates on their competency in patient safety science and application. “Earning the Patient Safety credential demonstrates Debbie’s competency in healthcare management and patient safety science,” said Timothy Harclerode, FACHE, Chief Executive Officer, Conemaugh Miners Medical Center.

Conemaugh Miners Leader Earns Certification

Conemaugh Miners Lunch and Learn

Beth Sheredy, RN, BSN and Denise Rematt, Physical Therapist, Conemaugh Home Health conducted a Lunch and Learn titled “Continence Control Therapy” at Conemaugh Miners. Continence Control Therapy can help restore or improve the ability to control the bladder without surgery.


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Construction UpdatesSpecial thanks to our construction crews for all of their efforts during the winter months! Construction is moving along at all of our new locations. In Ebensburg (two photos below), footers and foundation walls are erected; utility rough-ins and drainage is underway.

In Somerset (photo left), site work is underway, including storm water features being built and the building pad prep beginning.

The Conemaugh School of Nursing (not pictured) demolition is complete and new walls are starting to go up. In the molecular lab (not pictured), demolition is underway.

Molecular Lab ConstructionConemaugh Memorial Medical Center will adding a new laboratory service. Construction for the new molecular laboratory is currently underway, and will be located in the Good Sam building on the first floor (former location of bed storage / repair which has moved to GS 5). Molecular diagnosis is a collection of techniques used to analyze various biologic markers in the human genome and proteomic individual code. Conemaugh Memorial’s molecular lab will be The Joint Commission, CLIA accredited, state of the art, esoteric laboratory, specialized in high complexity molecular testing with an extensive portfolio of services including molecular oncology, infectious diseases, coagulation, and eventually Next Generation Sequencing (NGS). The aim is to provide an individualized targeted approach in disease detection and therapeutic choices. The molecular lab will start by providing services such as fluorescence in situ hybridization panels for proliferative plasma cell, lymphocytic and myeloid leukemia; oncologic testing for gastrointestinal, lung, breast, and skin malignancy; qualitative and quantitative analysis of viral infection (HIV, HCV, and HBV), HPV testing, and acquired and hereditary coagulation disorder of factor V Leiden and prothrombin gene mutation.


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Conemaugh Memorial Earns CDC Recognition For Diabetes Prevention Program

Conemaugh Memorial has earned Full Recognition for its diabetes prevention program from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Conemaugh Memorial is one of only 17 sites in Pennsylvania to earn this recognition. Conemaugh earned this designation for effectively delivering quality, evidence-based diabetes prevention programs that meet CDC standards. Conemaugh’s lifestyle change program contributes to the prevention of type 2 diabetes in local residents. Diabetes is a chronic, often progressive, condition when the body has an increase in sugar levels. Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes and occurs when the body does not use insulin properly. It is often caused by obesity and lack of physical activity. Symptoms of type 2 diabetes may include increased thirst, increased hunger, dry mouth, frequent urination, unexplained weight loss, fatigue, blurred vision, and headaches. Long-term impact of uncontrolled type 2 diabetes includes damage to the body’s nervous system, eyes, kidneys, and heart. Risk factors for diabetes include being over 45 years of age, being overweight, low physical activity level, high blood pressure, family history of diabetes, and history of diabetes during pregnancy. Conemaugh’s diabetes education programs are recognized by the American Diabetes Association and are led by Certified Diabetes Educators including registered nurses, dietitians, and additional healthcare professionals. For more information or to contact the Conemaugh Diabetes Institute, call 814.534.6800.

Conemaugh Meyersdale Begins DEXA ServicesConemaugh Meyersdale Medical Center recently added Dual Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry (DEXA) scanning capabilities to its array of diagnostic imaging procedures. DEXA is most commonly used to measure bone loss and detect osteoporosis or help identify patients who may be at risk for this condition. “We’re very excited to offer this important diagnostic tool to our patients,” said Mark Meekins, Manager of Imaging at Conemaugh Meyersdale. “DEXA is the gold standard in bone mineral density imaging.” DEXA works by measuring the amount of x-rays that are absorbed by the bones in the patient’s body. Two x-ray energies allow the machine to differentiate between bone and soft tissue, providing a very accurate estimation of bone density. The radiologist produces a report for the patient’s health care provider based on the bone density measurements and medical history. “DEXA is non-invasive, simple, and accurate,” Meekins said. Although DEXA scanning exposes a patient to radiation, it is only 1/20 the dosage of a normal chest x-ray. “The very minimal exposure to radiation makes this procedure extremely safe for our patients. The entire procedure only takes a few minutes in a comfortable, private environment.” Patients considering having a DEXA scan performed include women over 65, men over 70, post-menopausal women, and individuals with a history of fractures. Certain medications, health conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, and a family history of bone-related issues are additional factors that can lead to poor bone health.

Heart Month Activities


Conemaugh East Hills

Conemaugh Memorial

Student flashmob by Westmont High School chorus

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Conemaugh MinersHeart health education session hosted by Dr. Sherwal

Tomahawks Game - Physician Shoot-Out During Intermission

Pictured is L to R: Betsy Harmon-Garach (Conemaugh Nason Board of Trustees Member), Donna Gority (Former Blair County Commissioner), Dr. Michelle Stoudt (Cardiologist at Cardiology Associates of Altoona), Senator Judy Ward (State Senator, 30th District), and Patty McGraw (Conemaugh Nason Board of Trustees Member).

Conemaugh Nason - Women’s Heart Health Luncheon

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WANTEDUnused & Expired Prescription and

Over-the-Counter Medications

You can help prevent medication abuse and misuse in your community. If you have prescription or over-the-counter and other unused medicines, these drop boxes are a safe, effective and environmentally-friendly way to dispose of them. Several drop boxes are conveniently located around the county:

www.cambriacountydrugcoalition.org

BOX LO CATIONS

NOT ACCEPTED

Intravenous Solutions

Injectables

Needles

PRODUCTS ACCEPTED

Prescription Medications

Over-the-counter Solid Medications

Tablets and Capsules

Liquid Medications*

Inhalers*

Creams*

Ointments*

Nasal Sprays*

Pet Medicines*

* Liquids and creams must be placed in a leakproof zip-lock bag.

Special thanks to sponsors PCCD, PDAA, CVS© and Rite Aid©.Location information accurate as of July 2018

D OWNTOWN JOHNSTOWNCity of Johnstown Police Dept401 Main StreetJohnstown, PA 15901

WEST HILLSWest Hills Regional Police Dept1000 Luzerne StreetJohnstown, PA 15905

VINTONDALEVintondale Borough Police Dept351 Main StreetVintondale, PA 15961

EBENSBURGPennsylvania State Police100 Casale CourtEbensburg, PA 15931

Cambria County Courthouse200 South Center StreetEbensburg, PA 15931

RICHLAND TWPRichland Twp Police Dept322 Schoolhouse RoadJohnstown, PA 15904

G E I S T O W NGeistown Borough Police Dept721 East Oakmont BoulevardJohnstown, PA 15904

FERNDALEFerndale Borough Police Dept109 Station StreetJohnstown, PA 15905

JACKSON TWPJackson Twp Municipal Building513 Pike RoadJohnstown, PA 15909

NANTY-GLONanty-Glo Borough Police Dept1015 1st Street Nanty-Glo, PA 15943

EBENSBURGCambria Twp Municipal Building184 Municipal RoadEbensburg, PA 15931

CONEMAUGH TWP, CAMBRIA COUNTYConemaugh Twp Police Dept142 Janie Street Johnstown, PA 15902

LORETTOSaint Francis University Police Dept2299 Manor DriveLoretto, PA 15940

HASTINGSHastings Borough Police Dept207 5th Avenue Hastings, PA 16646

STONYCREEK TWPStonycreek Twp Police Dept1610 Bedford StreetJohnstown, PA 15902

PATTONPatton Borough Police Dept800 4th AvenuePatton, PA 16668

SUMMERHILL TWPSummerhill Twp Police Dept892 Main StreetWilmore, PA 15962

W I N D B E RWindber Borough Police Dept1301 Jefferson AvenueWindber, PA 15963

UPPER YODER TWPUpper Yoder Twp Police Dept110 Sunray Drive, Suite #4Johnstown, PA 15905

EAST TAYLOR MEDCOLLECTION BOX2402 William Penn AvenueJohnstown, PA 15909

CARROLLTOWNCarrolltown Borough Police Dept132 East Carroll StreetCarrolltown, PA 15722

Community Feedback


National Organ Donor Day

In celebration of National Donor Day, Conemaugh Meyersdale Medical Center and Family Health Care gave out special organ donation cards and lollipops to patients, visitors and staff to encourage organ donor registration on Valentine’s Day. National Donor Day aims to raise awareness of the lifesaving benefits of organ, eye and tissue donation while reminding everyone of the importance of discussing the topic with loved ones. “In a small way, we wanted to do our part to encourage everyone to consider being a donor,” said Pam Swansboro, Conemaugh Meyersdale’s Chief Nursing Officer. According to Swansboro one donor can save the lives of eight people and enhance the lives of 75 others. “Giving the gift of life is the greatest gift that any of us can give, and it only takes a few minutes to register as a donor,” Swansboro said. For more information about organ donation or to register as a donor, visit: donatelifepa.org or core.org/register. Pictured are (from left): Denise Phillippi, Beth Lantz and Jennifer Bobak. Roger Sarver is seated.

Meyersdale LeadershipConemaugh Meyersdale recently honored Denise Shesko MS, RN, CNO, at a retirement reception held at the medical center in early February. Pam Swansboro, MS, RN, was recently named as the new CNO.

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Creating Excellent Workplaces for our Employees

2019 Sponsorship InformationWe have a new giving strategy in place that will help us give MORE to the community by focusing our donations. Many of the sponsorship requests we receive come from our employees, so please review the information below to make the process easy!

In 2019, all sponsorship requests need to follow these guidelines:• Please make sure all applications, found on our website, are turned in ten (10) weeks prior to the event or date check is needed (whichever comes first) so the committee can look over the information and process payment.

• Please be sure to attach a valid and updated W9, as well as a flyer describing the sponsorship options and benefits. *TIP: the organization name on the W9 needs to match the organization requesting the information on the application AND the name directed “please make check payable to” on the sponsorship flyer.

• Return the form as directed at the bottom of each page.

Form available at www.conemaugh.org/sponsorships

Continuing Education Opportunities


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Conemaugh Regional

Hospice Basket Raffle

Wed, April 10, 2019 8 am - 4 pm

Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center - Atrium

3 tickets for $1 or 15 tickets for $5

$5 eachCancer / support bracelets

Patient cookbooks

Candles

No payroll deduction.

Required Blood Work for IV CT Contrast ExamsDue to an updated policy change for the Department of Medical Imaging, please see the following directive. When a patient is ordered an exam with IV CT Contrast, bloodwork to assess renal function may be required. A “Serum Creatinine” blood test is required if a patient falls into one or more of the following categories:

• Age > 60• History of renal disease, including dialysis, kidney transplant, single kidney, renal cancer, renal surgery• History of hypertension requiring medical therapy• History of diabetes mellitus• Metformin or metformin-congaing drug combinations*

If the patient meets these requirements, they must have a “Serum Creatinine” blood test drawn prior to IV CT Contrast administration.

BUN/Creatine blood tests are no longer necessary. Please contact the CT Department at Conemaugh Memorial Main Campus, East Hills, Miners, Meyersdale, or Nason if you have any questions. The Central Scheduling Staff has been made aware of this change.


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Recognition Weeks

Recent / Upcoming RecognitionsMar 10-16: Health Care HR Week

Mar 10-16: Pulmonary Rehabilitation Week

Mar 10-16: Sleep Awareness Week

Mar 13: Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Day

Mar 19: National Certified Nurses Day

Mar 25-29: GI Nurses and Associates Week

Mar 30: National Doctor’s Day

If your department or work group has a special recognition

week or celebration day, please contact Stacy Roberts,

Marketing Communications, to make sure we have you on our list!

Nursing Students Participate in Competition

Conemaugh Nason Cardiac Champion

Thanks to Alison Caddy, Respiratory Therapist, who performed an EKG on a patient in the Emergency Room and identified that the EKG had ST changes, indicating a STEMI. Allison presented EKG to Dr. Baker, and Code STEMI was initiated. The patient was then taken to the cath lab. Alison was presented with a Cardiac Care Champion pin to demonstrate cardiac excellence!

Hot Cocoa DayConemaugh Meyersdale’s Rehabilitation Services Department recently had a Homemade Hot Cocoa and Snack Day offering staff some seasonal food and drink favorites to survive the string of cold winter days. Chris Gombita, Chellie Hurt, and Wendy Sechler held the event and provided all of the refreshments.

Congratulations to senior School of Nursing students Tiffany Miller, Taylor Gruss, Allison Miller, Brandie Hartwiger, and Cody McDonald. They participated in the Western PA SNAP Student Nurse Challenge at Penn State New Kensington Campus on February 22. Sixteen teams from across western PA participated.

Conemaugh Health System Day

FREE admission for employees, children and a guest with hospital ID badge.

For information, visit jaha.orgConemaugh.org

JAHA Heritage Discovery Center and Children’s Museum 201 Sixth Ave., Johnstown

Sunday, March 17, 2019 • Noon - 5 pm


MARCH 2019 – INNOVATIONS MENU

Available at

Crossroads Café – 3rd Floor, Clinical Pavilion Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center, Main Campus

Cafeteria – Ground Floor

Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center, Lee Campus

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1

2

3 4 5

Madri Gras Special

6 Ash

Wednesday

Crab Cake & Haluski

7

Ham & Cheese Pretzel

Sandwich

8

(Lent Special) Baja Fish

Tacos

9

10 11

12

Meatloaf Stack

Sandwich

13

Ultimate Meatball

Sandwich

14

Hot Dog Bar

15

(Lent Special) Spicy

Shrimp Tacos

16

17 18 19 Buffalo

Macaroni & Cheese

20

Nashville Chicken

Sandwich

21

Taco Bar

22

(Lent Special) Crispy

Cod Sandwich

23

24 25

26

Wing Bar

27

Asian Chicken Tacos

28 Pho Noodle

Bowl Bar

29 (Lent Special)

Kicked Up

Mac & Cheese

30

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Taking a Leadership Role in Our Communities

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Chopper’s Kids Club presented by ConemaughDuring Johnstown Tomahawks games in February, Kids Club members participated in health trivia on the prize wheel, colored bags from the Sleep Lab, celebrated Chopper’s birthday, and donated to local food pantries. They also learned about food groups, heart health, organ donation, and having a positive self-esteem!

Upcoming GamesLast Regular Season Games!

March 6 - Staying Active

March 8 - Trauma Prevention

March 9 - First Responders

March 29 - Healthy Lungs

March 30 - Fun in the Sun

Thank you to all staff members who have taken an active role in our community involvement through the Kids Club! We have received compliments throughout the season from parents and guardians. The youth members are engaged in our activities each game and learn about health and wellness while having fun! Chopper has been vital in being a positive role model to our young community members and we are proud to support the Tomahawks’ team effort of promoting their Healthyville program in local schools and youth organizations. Thank you!

Conemaugh Nason Polar Plunge ParticipantsConemaugh Nason Operating Room staff Becky Shaw and her niece, Amanda Young, Dr. George Cummings, Dana Woomer, Tony Kittle, and Kara Carper participated in the Special Olympics 2019 Winter Games Polar Plunge at Canoe Creek State Park in Hollidaysburg. The OR team raised over $500 to support Special Olympics. Great job!

DONATE TODAY!

Box locations: Conemaugh Memorial’s Atrium Good Samaritan Building Main Lobby Westwood Finance Conemaugh Medical Park Conemaugh East Hills

Items donated during March in our Conemaugh Cares Boxes benefit local after school programs.

Items needed include: • after school snacks • hand sanitizers • disinfectant cleaners • paper towels • toilet paper and tissues

Four teams are being created - one for each hospital.

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Ensuring Fiscal Responsibility

Conemaugh Miners Capital InvestmentsConemaugh Miners Medical Center completed $2.38 million in capital investments in 2018. Upgrades and new technology provides a safe environment for patients, visitors, and staff, and well as enhancing patient care and the ideal patient experience.

Upgrades and additions in 2018 at Conemaugh Miners:Listed in no particular order.

• Stryker Gynnie Stretcher - Emergency Department

• OR Tower and Monitor - Operating Room

• OR Modules - Operating Room

• Verathon Glidescope - Operating Room

• Olympus Uteroscope - Operating Room

• Steris Steam Sterilizer - Central Sterile

• Ultrasound Probe - Radiology

• 64-Slice CT Scanner - Radiology

• Mammomat Inspiration - Radiology

• Radiology-Fluroscopy Imaging - Radiology

• Microbiology Microscope - Laboratory

• BFT Analyzer - Laboratory

• Observa PC Upgrade - Laboratory

• D-10 Analyzer - Laboratory

• Various Hydratherm Wraps - Physical Therapy

• Roof Replacement - Facilities

• Electric Heat (outside building), Water Heater, Fuel Monitoring System - Facilities

• Fire panel system, medical air dryer, water softener, exterior signage, ID printer - Routine

• Ice Machine and Filter-Medical/Surgical Unit

• Pass-Thru Cabinet - Dietary

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