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April 17, 2015 edition
The Pulse
Your regular check up on SCKMC activities Share your thoughts, story ideas, and comments by e-mail to claytonp@sckrmc.org.
SCKMC Auxiliary Recognize Top Volunteers
County Health/Safety Fair This Saturday The annual Cowley County Health & Safety Fair will be held this Saturday, April 18th at the Agri-Business Building in Ark City from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. SCKMC will be among more than 50 exhibitors providing a variety of wellness information. This free event will include live demonstrations, free ident-a-kid cards, car seat safety checks, interactive exhibits, a scavenger hunt, and a bike rodeo for children ages 5 to 8. Two new events this year include a free fun walk along the River Bike Trail, and 5K run sponsored by the Ark City Kiwanis Club to benefit local Cub Scouts. For more information about this event visit them on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/CowleyCountyHealthFair.
The SCKMC Annual Auxiliary Awards Luncheon was held on Tuesday. The event is used to recognize those members who have shown an outstanding commitment to the hospital through out the past year. With over 50 active members, the organization provided a substantial impact to the hospital in 2014. “(The Auxiliary) donated 12,979 hours. That’s equivalent to six full-time people,” said Virgil Watson, SCKMC’s Chief Executive Officer. “I can’t thank you enough for all that you do, all the time and energy that you spend. You are ambassadors for the hospital. Auxiliary members are recognized with certificates or lapel pins depending upon the number of hours volunteered throughout the year. Watson presented the awards. Employee of the Month Members receiving certificates of appreciation were Alice Congratulations Michelle Anzelmo, Jan Bartel, Dodie Copeland, Jackie Fincher, Judi Belindo, Purchasing Manager, for Groves, Connie Kimsey, Judy Kadau, Elrea Mullen, Lois being named the SCKMC Spencer, and Kathy Spradlin. Exceptional Service Award winner The following members were recognized for volunteering for the month of April. Michelle was 100 hours of service to the hospital: Gary Humiston, Linda nominated by a coworker for going "above and beyond" her Humiston, Neil Jenson, Fern Knocke, Sallie McVay, Donna normal duties to get the job done when no one else can. If Rindt, Maybelle Smith, Maxine Soule, Deloris Walker, and you would like to nominate someone for next month's Kathleen Walker. award or view all of our past exceptional service nominees, The following members were recognized for volunteering visit us at www.sckmc.org. 200 hours of service to the hospital: Mary Akers, Rebecca Gilmore, Anita Green, Betty Givens, Mildred Johnston, Bud The Pharm Forum with Homer Mah, D.Ph. Kendrick, Sue Killman, Neal Paisley, Jody Rahn, Joyce Robinson, Joan Seidel, Marilyn Stout, Colleen Taylor, and The FDA is warning consumers not to rely Sara Ward. on OTC homeopathic asthma products. The following members were recognized for volunteering These products have not been evaluated by 300 hours of service to the hospital: JoAnn Baker, Helen the FDA for safety and effectiveness. Bossi, Judy Day-Trenary, Kay Kennedy, Sue Krueger, Merna Asthma is a chronic lung condition that Merz, Myrtle Posey, Sharon Shelton, and Judy Wampler. must be treated and managed in accordance with your health care professional. Many of these The following members were recognized for volunteering products can be purchased at local retail stores and via 400 hours of service to the hospital: Rose Anstine, Betty internet. It is advertised as "natural" and "safe and effective" Johnson, and Jackie Shafer. which may not always be the case and it claims to treat acute The following members were recognized for volunteering asthma symptoms. Using them may increase your risks of 500 hours of service to the hospital: Dee Ann Goodson, Gloria experiencing an adverse reaction or may interact with you Hull, Leslie Sherman, Marilyn Tracy. current medications. Marty Nuckols was recognized for volunteering 1,100 hours of service to the medical center in 2014. For more news & updates like us on facebook: www.facebook.com/sckmc.
National Hospital Week
Services Fair Friday, May 15th – 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. SCKMC Outpatient Services Building, 6403 Patterson Parkway, Ark City During National Hospital Week we’re celebrating the gifted people who fill our halls with warmth and understanding, and the community who supports us. We are proud of our team and grateful for our friends and neighbors who call SCKMC their hometown hospital. Thank you for helping make a real difference. You are all an important part of our success – and an equally important part of our future. Enjoy the celebration! Laboratory Testing Specials sponsored by the Legacy Foundation. Testing offered: Health Panel (chemistry profile w/ 14 tests: TSH thyroid test, Lipid profile/cholesterol, & Hemagram/blood count) – Over $200 Value - ONLY $25! PSA (prostrate cancer screening) – $125 Value - ONLY $25!
FREE HOT DOG LUNCH FOR COMMUNITY & STAFF
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Nursing Services – Free Blood Pressure Checks Family Birthing – Service Information Infection Prevention – Hand Hygiene Activity Radiology – Service Information Business Services – Advanced Directives Info Physical Therapy – Proper Lift Techniques Emergency Room – Basic Emergency Treatment Human Resources – Openings and Benefits Nutrition – Reading Labels & Healthy Meals Specialty Clinic – Service Information Surgical Services – Behind the Scenes of the OR And More!