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Category: Women in Health Care
Celebrating Our Nurses
Irene Strejc, MPH, BSN, RN, CENP, ACHE
Vice President Nursing, Chief Nursing Officer
Methodist Richardson Medical Center
One of my favorite times of year is upon us — National Nurses Week. May 6-12 has been set aside as the time for the entire country to celebrate the profession of nursing and thank nurses everywhere for their selfless dedication to others.
My desire to be a nurse started at a very young age. When I was 5 years old, I was hospitalized for flulike symptoms. Even at that young point in my life, I was impressed with the kindness and graciousness of the nurses who cared for me. Perhaps it was because I come from a long line of family members who have deep roots in health care, but I wanted to continue the tradition. When I became a teen, I volunteered at a hospital, then went on to finish a two-year associate's degree so I could immediately begin caring for others. After working a few years, I realized the vast potential that a nursing career offered, so I went back to school and earned a Bachelor in Nursing then my Master of Public Health.
Each year, I look forward to recognizing nurses during this special week because I think it provides an opportunity to consider the characteristics and values that drive individuals to enter nursing. It also creates a public forum to officially recognize and thank all of our nurses for their selfless dedication to others and the differences they makes in patients' lives each and every day.
Nursing is the linchpin that brings everything together. Nurses are the eyes and ears of the physicians when they can't be at the hospital. Working together, physicians and nurses can provide timely, appropriate, patient-centered care. Physicians tell us every day how much they appreciate the spirit of partnership they share with our nurses as they work to achieve the best possible patient outcomes. Year after year, patient surveys indicate that nurses are one of the most trusted members of the health care team. In fact, patients' attitudes toward their nurses are the most highly correlated components of the patient experience in terms of overall satisfaction. We consistently receive comments from patients thanking their nurses for keeping them informed throughout their care, teaching them about caring for themselves once they leave the hospital, and demonstrating an ability to anticipate their needs before they have to push the call light.
What is the profile of a good nurse? First, nurses have a strong altruistic need to care for people at the most vulnerable times of their lives. There's no greater contribution you can give to others than to be with them, care for them, and support them and their families during times of personal health crises. In general, nurses are also highly intelligent, good problem solvers, caring and compassionate, dedicated to their profession and to the well-being of their patients, and willing to go above and beyond the call of duty to take care of their patients.
As I speak with nursing graduates today, two themes come through loud and clear. First, nursing is a financially rewarding career that weathers economic down turns. Second, it offers many career options — hospital, physician's office, rehab, hospice, home health, case management, quality assurance, insurance companies, state agencies, and many other related careers.
At Methodist Richardson Medical Center this week, we are holding several celebratory events that will feature guest speakers, food, and time to socialize with fellow nurses. We'll be doing clinical rounding throughout the hospital to support our nurses where they work. In addition, we will be presenting two awards — Nurse of the Year and Rookie Nurse of the Year — as we springboard into celebrating National Hospital Week the following week. Our celebrations are from the heart, overflowing with deep appreciation and admiration.
Truly it's a special privilege to stand with each one of our nurses every day. Caring for our patients and their families is a team effort and each member is an all-star. Together, nurses and other members of the care team are improving clinical care and enhancing the level of service we provide to those who trust us with their overall health and well-being.
If you're ready to celebrate your career as a nurse, consider Methodist Health System. To learn more, visit us at Jobs.MethodistHealthSystem.org.
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Seven Methodist Health System Nurses Named to Dallas-Fort Worth Great 100 2015
Do you remember the classic movie that was released in 1960, "The Magnificent Seven?" The movie focused on a small town that hired seven men to help protect its citizens. We think all of our nurses are magnificent, and especially the seven Methodist Health System nurses who have been named DFW Great 100 Nurses 2015. This award is recognized throughout the nursing community in the DFW Metroplex as an esteemed honor and prestigious accomplishment. Here are brief snapshots of each of the distinguished honorees. We are proud to call them family.
Sherri Floyd, BSN, RN, Risk Manager, Methodist Dallas Medical Center
Sherri has been a nurse at Methodist Dallas for 22 years. She spent 19 years in the surgical intensive care unit and the last three years in the risk management department.
"The most important value a Great 100 Nurse can have is passion. Nurses are compassionate by nature, but we must have that passion, that fire in the gut, to facilitate change and growth. My goal as risk manager is to assure that each bedside nurse can make a difference for all patients. I work daily with nurses and managers to increase patient safety as well as that of the employee. I have driven from Fort Worth to Methodist Dallas all of these years because Methodist is my family. I can't imagine working at any other hospital."
Karrie Klein, RNC-OB, Staff Nurse, Labor and Delivery, Methodist Mansfield Medical Center
Karrie has been a labor and delivery nurse at Methodist Mansfield since 2008.
"The most important value a Great 100 Nurse can have is commitment — commitment to making nursing your lifestyle, not just a 12-hour job. Sometimes, an empathetic nurse is all the family and visitors have to look forward to. Everything we do supports families and patients when they are at their most vulnerable. I think a Great 100 Nurse has an innate gift of unconditional compassion and a mission to promote quality of life. We work to positively impact not only our patients, but also our work unit by finding ways to improve patient care and satisfaction. That also means reaching beyond the hospital's doors and into the community to provide education and promote community health."
Cindy Lantz, RN, Nurse Manager, Observation Unit, Methodist Dallas Medical Center
Cindy has been a nurse at Methodist Dallas for 15 years.
"I feel very humbled to receive this award. I work with a great team of people. I truly love being a nurse, and I hope I am helping to make a difference for others. My philosophy is that we shouldn't define our patients by their diagnoses. Every patient has a story, a reason that brought him or her to our doors, a life before he or she became sick or injured. I make it a point to take a few minutes to talk to each of my patients about their life, to get to know them as a person, not just a diagnosis."
Cassie Oden, RN, CEN, Staff Nurse, Emergency Department, Methodist Dallas Medical Center
Cassie has been a nurse at Methodist Dallas for seven years.
"I am very pleased to have been selected as one of DFW's Great 100 Nurses. I never thought I would be chosen for such an award. It is such an honor. I have always strived to give my best to every patient. In the emergency department (ED), we deal with people of all ages with a wide range of injury and illness acuity. A large part of our job is providing compassionate care to our patients and comforting their family during life-changing events. This is especially important after the death of a loved one. My advice to other nurses is to give the best care you can to every patient. Be compassionate and remember that the patient's family needs care, too. Never stop learning or improving yourself."
Nancy Valant, BSN, RN, CEN, Staff Nurse, Emergency Department, Methodist Dallas Medical Center
Nancy has been a nurse at Methodist Dallas for 29 years. She was a member of the first intensive care unit (ICU) internship class.
"There are several values that a Great 100 Nurse has — integrity, experience, knowledge, respect from co-workers and management, and the willingness to keep learning. After spending seven years in the ICU, I transferred to the ED for a more active environment and have been here ever since. I love the teamwork and the cohesiveness, plus we see a great variety of patient illnesses and trauma. I feel I can make a difference in the lives of my patients, and I get a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction from my job that I don't get anywhere else."
John Vo, MSN, RN, Director, Neurosurgery and Orthopedic Services, Methodist Dallas Medical Center
John has been with Methodist Dallas for 14 years.
"It's such an honor to be recognized as a Great 100 Nurse. Why am I in nursing today? When I was in college, I had to be hospitalized. There, I experienced two kinds of nursing care — one nurse who was compassionate and caring and another who was not so much. That influenced my career decision to go into health care and be the kind of nurse who patients and families could really depend on. I am committed to give them the very best care possible. Today, when I talk with nurses who are considering changing jobs, I tell them to come to Methodist. 'You won't get lost in a big corporate structure. The culture is welcoming and friendly. And everyone is willing to help.' I'm blessed to work with such a talented group of people."
Judy VonEhr, RN, BSN, Manager, NICU and Neonatal Transport Team, Methodist Dallas Medical Center
Judy has been with Methodist Dallas for two years.
"I always wanted to be a nurse, so it's no surprise I've had a 36-year nursing career. My passion has always been to work with children, so I eventually became a neonatal intensive care unit nurse. The greatest gratification I get from my work is taking care of a very small infant who may be really sick, then seeing that child with his or her family thriving a few years later. Seeing what a difference I can make for these babies and their families is so rewarding. Methodist is one of the greatest places I've ever worked. Every day I feel that I'm supported by my colleagues and by our leadership."
The DFW Great 100 Nurses was launched in 1991 as a celebration that raises the awareness of the area's 40,000 practicing nurses' contributions, including patient care, research, leadership, education, and community service. In addition, the celebration builds the image of nursing through positive reinforcement of the profession as a scientific art and the recognition of those who exemplify excellence. It is a special honor for a nurse to be nominated by patients, their family members, peers, former teachers, physicians, and administrators.
If you're ready to join a great organization that emphasizes professionalism, collaboration, and accountability to each other, consider Methodist Health System. To learn more, visit us at Jobs.MethodistHealthSystem.org.
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Meet the New Chief Nursing Officer at Methodist Mansfield Medical Center
By Nora Frasier, MBA, RN, FACHE, NEA-BC
Chief Nursing Officer
Methodist Mansfield Medical Center
Have you ever been so happy to be with a company at a certain time in your career that you needed to pinch yourself to make sure you weren't dreaming? That pretty much sums up how I feel about my new role as chief nursing officer at Methodist Mansfield Medical Center.
Being the new kid on the block at a wonderful hospital is always exciting. And joining the leadership team just in time to celebrate the groundbreaking for the new 118-bed patient care tower is icing on the cake. I can't think of a better time to be a nurse, especially at Methodist Mansfield.
What do I have to offer? With more than 20 years in nursing leadership, I have been enriched by experiences in several institutions of varying sizes and types (nonprofit and for-profit, 98 beds to 1,100 beds, academic and community-based). I am privileged to serve as an appraiser team leader for the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Magnet Recognition Program®, the most prestigious distinction a health care organization can receive for nursing excellence and quality patient outcomes. My role with the Magnet Recognition Program enables me to experience the cultures of many wonderful hospitals during on-site surveys to assess their compliance with program standards and readiness for Magnet designation. Every time I walk into a hospital that clearly values excellence in nursing, it's tremendously reenergizing. The direction that Magnet is moving today places more emphasis on outcomes, paving the way for hospitals to thrive in the future. And today, almost 50 percent of the Magnet standards are focused on outcomes. That's a positive change for hospitals.
There were many reasons I chose to join the Methodist Mansfield family. It was exciting to be part of a growing organization, one that has been voted a Best Place to Work by the Dallas Business Journal for 10 years in a row. And it was thrilling to join a hospital that had begun the Journey to Magnet Excellence® status where we can integrate best practices from other Magnet hospitals into our nursing model at Methodist Mansfield.
Even though it's only been a few months since joining Methodist Mansfield, I'm already filled with the pride and dedication that permeates the entire community. Here, we take our community tagline, "We Are Mansfield" seriously. Everyone understands that Mansfield is a special place to live and work. The entire Methodist Mansfield family realizes and appreciates the trust and dependence that the community places in us to care for their health and well-being. I'm also struck with how quality is a driving force throughout the entire Methodist Health System. We expect nothing less than the best clinical outcomes for our patients and that guides all of our efforts and energy.
What is my philosophy of care? The mantra I espouse is adapted from learnings from a study that found that patients want three things, which we work to deliver every day as caregivers in the hospital:
- First, they want to be safe. We're focused on patient safety, and we communicate our commitment to safety with patients, their families, and with each other every day.
- Second, they want to be healed. We coach nurses to be coordinators of the patients' care team and to partner with patients to set care goals and carry out the plan of care.
- Third, they want to be treated with respect and dignity, like we would treat members of our own family.
To nurses who are looking for a new opportunity to develop and advance their careers, I say consider Methodist Mansfield. The opportunity for growth is unparalleled, regardless of whether you are a new graduate or a veteran nurse with many years of experience at the bedside. We encourage nurses to pursue their professional development through advanced academic education, the Clinical Advancement Program, and participation in shared governance.
If you're ready to join a growing organization, one with an unwavering commitment to improving and saving lives and caring for each other, then it's time to choose Methodist Health System. Learn more by visiting Jobs.MethodistHealthSystem.org.
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Celebrating the Spirit and Dedication of Our Nurses
By Tony Paterniti, PhD, RN
Director of Education
Methodist Dallas Medical Center
Today is the last day of National Nurses Week, an annual observance dedicated to the high calling of the nursing profession and honoring those who have chosen to serve others.
Across Methodist Health System, we strive to honor and recognize our outstanding nurses throughout the year. We do this in many ways:
- Our professional advancement program enables nurses to move up in their careers and provides opportunities to recognize their achievements as they progress from novice to seasoned caregiver.
- Our unit-based council structure provides an avenue for nurses to give input on caring for patients on their unit and throughout the hospital.
- Our collaborative nursing program with El Centro College encourages not only our employees but also their family members to become registered nurses.
- Our generous tuition reimbursement program inspires our nurses to continue the lifelong pursuit of nursing education.
Perhaps no other human being has had a greater impact on health care than Florence Nightingale. A young Victorian woman born to a wealthy family, she heard the whisper of God's voice to improve the well-being of her fellow man by improving the perception and skills of the primary caregivers — nurses. Her efforts added enormous credibility to the profession of nursing, raising it from a rudimentary practice to a noble service. Her gift was adding the human touch to caregiving, something that was missing up to that time. Her efforts to formalize nursing education eventually impacted health care delivery in every corner of the world. To bolster the effectiveness of the nurse, Nightingale worked diligently to change the physical environment in the hospital to be more conducive to the practice of nursing.
This year, Methodist Dallas Medical Center is bringing a special exhibit to the community to celebrate our nurses and their noble calling. The Florence Nightingale exhibit will be open from 2 to 7 p.m., Wednesday, May 21, in the main lobby of the hospital. The exhibit will provide a look at the development and history of the nursing profession. We feel this is one of the best ways to honor our nurses and recognize the critical role they play in helping our patients heal.
One of our educators is re-creating the dress that Nightingale wore. In fact, the lace being used on the dress and bonnet is from England. The exhibit features:
- First-edition works by Florence Nightingale
- Books from her personal library
- An artisan's representation of the pin given to her by Queen Victoria
- And much more.
We hope you will make plans to help us celebrate nursing and our wonderful nurses by attending the Florence Nightingale exhibit — especially if you are a nurse. You'll come away from the experience with a greater appreciation about the roots of your profession and how her spirit belongs to mankind. Because of her dedication, her work continues through you and your colleagues. You are the spiritual descendant of Florence Nightingale. You could belong to no better family.
If you're ready to make a historic change in your career, then it's time to choose Methodist Health System. Visit Jobs.MethodistHealthSystem.org.
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Giving Thanks for Our Nurses
By Karla Ramberger, MSN, RN
Chief Nursing Officer, Methodist Dallas Medical Center
America has a wonderful, unique tradition of setting aside one day each year to give thanks for our many blessings. While many feel that this spirit of thankfulness should be observed daily, I'm proud to say that thanking and appreciating
each other is our culture at Methodist Dallas Medical Center.
We are especially thankful for our nurses and for their personal commitment to caring and dedication to our patients. I'm thankful that our nurses choose to be a part of our family, and that each one is dedicated to excellence in care. They could work anywhere, but they've chosen to align with our values and care for our patients. I'm thankful for their heartfelt compassion and connection with our patients, something that can't be taught, but something we definitely look for when we're hiring caregivers.
Vision is critical, and our hospital has the goal to be the best. Our leadership team works to support our nursing staff each day. They realize that nurses are what make a hospital great.
I'm also thankful that I was a bedside nurse. This experience has equipped me to understand and represent our nurses in my day-to-day responsibilities. That's why I'm a firm believer in thanking and rewarding our nursing staff by providing opportunity for meaningful career development and leadership advancement.
Top 10 lists are certainly in vogue these days, and I want to share with you my top 10 reasons I'm thankful for our nurses:
- For the sacrifices they make each day for others.
- For working nights, weekends, and holidays, and not choosing a traditional 8-to-5 job.
- For being patient advocates and speaking up on behalf of our patients.
- For being willing to continue to learn about the latest advances and grow in their position.
- For sharing a vision for excellence in care and being dedicated to the vision.
- For their high level of professionalism.
- For their dedication to each patient and family experience.
- For choosing Methodist Dallas over other hospitals as the place to grow their careers.
- For making Methodist a Best Place to Work by the Dallas Business Journal for the ninth year.
- For caring about each other.
I often hear our caregivers say, "I'm just a nurse." But in truth, what they think is ordinary is actually extraordinary! From reviving someone who's collapsed to comforting a family member to holding a tiny baby fighting for life, they're so much more than "just a nurse."
It's an honor to serve in my nursing leadership role, and a privilege to be the voice for our front-line nurses every day. Please know my thankfulness and gratitude extends beyond just one day a year. I'm thankful for your presence, your skills, and your compassion, every single day.
If you're looking for a rewarding place to develop your career, then it's time to choose Methodist Health System. Learn more by visiting Jobs.MethodistHealthSystem.org.
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10 Reasons Why Nurses Are Amazing
By Fran Laukaitis, RN, MHA
Chief Nursing Officer, Methodist Charlton Medical Center
I love National Nurses Week. It's one of my favorite times of the year. This week, at Methodist Health System we're having a wonderful celebration to honor the extraordinary nurses who are part of the Methodist family. What's more, we're kicking off the DAISY Award program to further recognize our nurses (more about that later).
National Nurses Week gives us an opportunity to publicly thank our nurses and let them know that we are proud to be here with them as they make a difference to others every single day. They are a blessing for patients and they are a blessing to me personally as their nurse leader.
Why are nurses so special? Here are the top 10 reasons why nurses are truly amazing.
- Selflessness. Nurses give so much of themselves to others every single day.
- Flexibility. Our staff works tirelessly to deliver the high-quality care our patients and their families have come to expect from Methodist. With self-scheduling, nurses are usually able to find ways to juggle rewarding careers with the needs of their families.
- Passion. Nurses are passionate about what they do, which explains why they work hours others wouldn't consider working, including evenings, nights, weekends, and holidays. And yet, it can be magical to work in a hospital on Christmas morning with patients who appreciate the sacrifices and the care that nurses give them on that special day — as well as each day of the year.
- Compassion. The spirit of caring for others extends beyond nurses' patients to encompass their co-workers, the organization, and the entire community. They come in early. They stay late. They trade shifts so others can attend important family events. They give, give, give.
- Humor. Nurses excel at having a sense of humor that many patients appreciate during difficult times.
- Connecting with patients. Caring for patients involves more than caring for their physical well-being. It's not unusual for nurses to do extraordinary things for patients, like celebrating birthdays and anniversaries, bringing a Christmas gift to a patient who has no family, and many other thoughtful acts that contribute immeasurably to the overall patient experience.
- Putting patients first. Our nurses are guided by a simple but crucial principle — do what's best for the patient.
- Sharing. Whether at the beginning of life or at the end, or anywhere in between, nurses are there to share the most important milestones with their patients as well as some of their toughest days. Patients may not realize it, but they impact and shape our lives too. I cherish the memories of so many of my patients from many years ago.
- Trust. It's not lost on our nurses that their profession is one of the most trusted in the United States. Not only is this an honor, it is a responsibility to meet patients' and families' expectations every day.
- It's our calling. It is our life's work. For all of us at Methodist, nursing isn't just a job, it's our life, our calling, and we can't imagine doing anything else.
Earlier I mentioned the DAISY Award. We are proud to launch this special nursing recognition at Methodist during National Nurses Week. Nominations will be accepted throughout the year, and an honoree will be selected from each Methodist hospital four times per year. The DAISY Award grew out of the grief of one family's loss and their desire to thank the wonderful nurses who took care of their loved one during his final days. You can read more about this award at www.daisyfoundation.org.
If you're looking for an amazing place to be a nurse, then it's time to choose Methodist. Learn more by visiting Jobs.MethodistHealthSystem.org.
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Marching to Support the Health of Babies
By Pam Gessling, BSN, MBA, NEA-BC, RNC-OB, EFM-C
Director of Nursing for Women and Children's Services,
Methodist Dallas Medical Center
April 21 is a day that many Methodist Health System employees are looking forward to. That's the day we get to show our true color — Methodist blue — by supporting the health of babies in our community by participating in the March of Dimes Walk for Babies.
Why are we so passionate about this event? Everyone in Women and Children's Services knows someone who has had a premature baby. They've seen the impact that premature births can have on babies and their families in terms of future health challenges and ongoing costs of care. They know that if prematurity can be prevented, the health of the community benefits.
Last year, more than 1,200 Methodist walkers raised a total of $144,000, the second-highest amount raised by any company in Dallas, and the largest amount raised by any health care organization. Participation in the Walk counts toward community service and nurses can use it toward the requirements for their clinical ladder points. Various activities are conducted at the Methodist campuses, fueling a friendly rivalry that propels our fundraising efforts to new heights each year.
During the past two years, the March of Dimes has provided more than $80,000 in grants and funding to the Life Shines Bright Pregnancy Program. Part of Methodist's mission is to drastically reduce preterm birth rates in the Methodist Dallas Medical Center service area which unfortunately has one of the highest preterm delivery rates in the nation.
Through our Golden Cross Academic Clinic, which serves patients' wellness and chronic-illness management needs as well as trains physicians, we started a prenatal care model at Methodist Dallas Medical Center called Centering Pregnancy. Groups of moms-to-be with similar gestational periods participate
in prenatal education on a regular basis to guide their care. We're thrilled with the results that our efforts have achieved. From a preterm delivery rate of more than 20 percent three years ago, we have reduced the incidence to 6 percent today. We can truly see the results of our walking efforts translated into improved health for the babies and their families in our communities.
If I were a nurse considering a health care organization for my career, I would ask three questions about its support for the community:
- Do you give back to the community?
- How do you assess community needs to select organizations to support?
- How much employee support do you have for these initiatives?
Why do I give back? I've volunteered for the March of Dimes for 25 years. My commitment, like that of most volunteers, stems from my personal experience. I was a premature twin. My sibling didn't survive. I just want to make a difference for someone else. Everyone deserves their full nine months of gestation to help assure a healthy start in life.
If you're searching for a career that benefits not only the patient but the community as well, then it's time to choose Methodist. Learn more by visiting Jobs.MethodistHealthSystem.org.
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Never Say Never When It Comes To Your Nursing Career
By Jeanne Reeves, RN, BSN, MS
Vice President of Nursing, Methodist Mansfield Medical Center
When I think about the twists and turns my nursing career has taken over the years, I'm reminded of the famous Beatles song, "The Long and Winding Road." From nursing school graduation in Kentucky in 1985 to caring for patients in a med-surg and ICU hospital setting to becoming a traveling nurse to then being promoted to management, I never could have imagined all of the opportunities I've experienced. And my greatest achievement came five-and-a-half years ago when I took my current position as chief nursing officer for a brand-new hospital, Methodist Mansfield Medical Center.
My decision to become a nurse was made at a very early age. I became septic and was in and out of the hospital over the course of almost two years. When my mom had to leave for the day, the nurses became my family, watching over me and giving me great care. I never forgot that experience. To me, even at that young age, there was no greater calling than to give of yourself when people are at the frailest point in their lives, caring for them and nurturing them back to the highest level of health possible.
New graduates often ask me what was the best career advice I received? Three things come to mind:
- Never say never. I remember, as an eager new graduate, resolutely stating that I never wanted to leave the bedside. But the opportunities that became available to me enabled me to develop into a leader. And I've found that leading bedside caregivers is as rewarding as being at the bedside.
- Don't limit yourself. Be open to new experiences. We're all products of our environment and experience. You may be surprised what you learn by stepping outside your comfort zone. I think being open to new opportunities has made me a stronger leader and person.
- Never stop learning. If you ever get to the point that you think you know it all, think again. Everything in health care continues to change. We can't stay stagnant while remaining true to our calling to provide the best care possible to our patients.
If I were a new nurse just embarking upon my career and looking for stable, long-term employment, I would look for an organization that:
- Provides a positive work environment.
- Provides the resources for and encourages continual learning.
- Invests in its employees, personally and financially.
- Provides employees with the flexibility they need to succeed.
- Walks the walk of being truly patient-centered.
I'm so glad my career path brought me to Methodist Mansfield. Ultimately, we're here for the patients and to give them our best. As a nurse at Methodist, you'll be cared for just like we care for our patients. We really are a family.
If you're ready to follow a new career path, then it's time to choose Methodist. Learn more by visiting Jobs.MethodistHealthSystem.org.
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Women: Advancing to the Executive Suite
Pamela Stoyanoff, CPA, MBA, Chief Operating Officer of Methodist Health System, offers tips to women who want to advance to
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Goof: In the Talking Turkey episode from the first season, Will's mother said he used to mow the lawn all the time back in Philly, but when they show Will's childhood home, he lived in an upstairs apartment that had no lawn.
Goof: In one shot, you see a guy with a red hat next to Will. In the next shot, the hat is orange.
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Goof: At the carnival, Will looks at a who's laughing and with his father; however, it's obvious that the laughter is not coming from the child at which Will is looking.
Jazz: It seems Hallmark has overlooked this occasion.
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Karen Malina White had a similar plot later in Malcolm & Eddie when she turned 30 and realized she wanted to have children soon. She considered artificial insemination, but then turned to her friend Malcolm.
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Tascam US-16x08 Audio Interface
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Ultra HDDA Mic Preamps
The Tascam US-16x08 USB Audio Interface features discrete Ultra HDDA Mic Preamps which deliver low noise and low distortion with a signal to noise ratio of 101dB and gain range of 57dB. This wide gain range makes them ideal for both dynamic and ribbon microphones as well as condenser microphones. The Ultra HDDA Mic Preamps are the cleanest, quietest and best-sounding from any interface in their range.
Simple Operation
Robust, in-house Tascam developed drivers make installing the US-16x08 quick and easy. Built-in class compliant drivers mean the unit can be used on many computers without first installing a driver and also allows use with various tablets. Using an Apple Camera Connection Kit the US-16x08 can be connected to iOS devices to then make use of the thousands of audio apps such as Garage Band or Tascam's Portastudio. Class compliant drivers also allow the interfaces to be used with Android and Windows tablets.
The US-16x08 USB Audio Interface includes both headphone and line output volume controls that can be set at an optimum level during operation, even when both powered monitors and headphones are connected.
Eight XLR mic inputs and eight TRS inputs can be used simultaneously for 16-track live recordings. Capture every detail of live performances or rehearsals for later mixdown.
- Ultra-HDDA (High Definition Discrete Architecture) mic preamps with ?125dBu EIN
- Eight Ultra-HDDA mic pres with XLR connectors, eight TRS inputs
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- Up to 96kHz/24-bit recording
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- +48V phantom power available for all microphone inputs
- High-impedance inputs available
- 56 dB of preamp gain, ideal for dynamic or ribbon microphones
- Tough metal casing for durability
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What happened today in gay? Here's your QILTBAG recap of queer news.
9:50AM, Fri. Jan. 3, 2014
Team Michelle scores a tweet, TCU goes Will and Grace, and gay Boy Scouts come on out, as your AggreGAYtor hails to the queens.
The Good
Michelle Obama watches Good Morning America, and is nice to queer anchors.
Italian Jesuits finally do the right thing and hold a respectful funeral for a murdered homeless trans woman.
TCU researchers: "Girl, get you a gay BFF!"
An Indian gay couple gets sprung from ICE in El Paso, having been granted political asylum in the U.S.
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10-year-old Harvey Milk High School in NYC faces dwindling enrollment.
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I had a phase where I was obsessed with ordering Bruschetta (pronounced Brus-Ketta) every time we went out. I also went through a phase like this with Caesar Salads. Man, I love salads. I still miss the salad bar I got to eat at twice a day at Central. YUM.
Anyways, I determined the best Bruschetta in town was at Biaggi's. As far as chains go, it's my favorite restaurant and I'm pretty loyal to it since I used to work there. They've actually changed the way they make it...I liked it better before, but it's still good.
It's one of our favorite meals to make in the summer. The kind you make after your kids go to bed because you don't want to share it! Ok, I hope some of you do that with special meals too....
The ingredients are cheapest in the summer, especially if you get your basil from the farmer's market, or even better grow your own!
So here's the Bruschetta recipe. It will change your life.
2 tsp Kosher Salt
1/8 tsp Black Pepper, freshly cracked
3 tsp Garlic, pureed (I just use some garlic salt...fresh raw garlic gives me some issues sometimes...
About 1/3 cup Basil, fresh chiffonade (julienned strips) Just guessing on the amount..use as much or little as you like, but this is the part that makes it so yummy and fresh!
4 cups Roma Tomatoes, freshly diced (3 medium Romas = approx 1 cup)
Fresh Mozarella--I shred mine, which gets kind of messy.(You could just use processed mozzarella, but I insist you buy the good stuff at least once...it's so good. The kind that's sold in the nice cheese section and is in the shape of a ball...know what I mean? It's cheapest to buy it at Sam's or Costco, but you can find it at most grocery stores as well.)
In a large mixing bowl add all of the ingredients except the tomatoes and mix well.
Add the diced tomatoes and mix well turning with a rubber spatula. Taste for salt & pepper balance. Season to taste. Cover and chill for at least 2 hours before serving.
Turn again with the rubber spatula right before service to blend the flavors evenly.
Slice and toast bread of choice to a nice golden brown – not too dry. Liberally brush each slice with the olive oil after it's done toasting.Top each piece of toast with a generous portion of the Tomato/Basil mixture. Top the tomatoes with the fresh Mozzarella. You could put it in the oven to melt the cheese, but I think it's best cold. SO good!!


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Cells which can divide repeatedly without becoming differentiated and have the capacity to develop into a diverse range of specialised cell types.
A thin, flexible sheet-like structure that acts as a lining or a boundary in an organism.
The name for a group of cells that are developing into a fetus. In humans this is from implantation to the 8th week of development
Embryonic stem cells (ESCs) are undifferentiated, pluripotent cells derived from the inner mass of an early embryo at the blastocyst stage
The propagation of new plants using cells taken from a parent plant. The cells are grown in a suitable medium with hormones and the new plants are clones of the parent.
The thin, flexible structure enclosing the contents of the nucleus in a cell.
Reproduction not involving the fusion of gametes.
A fertilised cell produced as the result of the combination of an ovum and a sperm.
The male sex cell or gamete. The full name is spermatazoan, abbreviated to sperm cell or sperm.
Division of a cell nucleus which results in each daughter cell having the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell.
An asexual method of plant propagation where the parent plant is bent over so that part of it touches the soil. This part eventually produces roots and shoots and, when big enough, can be detached from the parent plant.
An asexual process of joining the tissues of two plants together to produce one plant with desirable characteristics. It is a method often used in the commercial production of many shrubs and trees.
An organism that is genetically identical to its parent.
Copies of the original chromosomes involved in mitosis and meiosis.
A form of asexual reproduction in which a new individual is produced as an outgrowth (bud) of the parent and is later released as a clone of the parent.
Mitosis is the process by which a cell divides to produce two identical daughter cells
When an egg has been fertilised, and thus becomes a zygote, it undergoes mitosis, dividing to become two cells, then four, then eight etc. In a human embryo, up to the eight-cell stage all the cells are identical and have the potential to become any kind of cell required by the body. These eight cells are known as embryonic stem cells.
Mitosis occurs in the natural process of growth, but many plants and some animals also use mitosis as a method of reproduction known as asexual reproduction.
The strawberry plant sends a runner out from the main stem and, where this touches the ground, new plants develop from buds on the runner. Spider plants regularly send out drooping branches, which, if they touch the ground, will root and produce new plants. The single-celled amoeba is one of a small number of animals that reproduce asexually. The new plants or animals produced are exact copies of the parents and are known as clones.
Since identical twins have both developed from the same fertilised egg, they can be regarded as naturally occurring clones.
Cloning is a natural process, but scientists have also developed methods of producing clones in an artificial way. Many plants are produced by layering, cuttings and by grafting and budding. Plantlets can also be grown from one original plant by tissue culture. Just a few cells of the plant are treated with hormones in a special environment and many thousands of plants can be produced quickly, disease free and all year round.
Cloning of animals has also been done. It is quite common, for example, to use the sperm from a prize bull to artificially inseminate selected cows, which have been given hormones to make them produce lots of eggs. The fertilised eggs develop into embryos each of which can be divided to create several identical embryos. These cloned embryos are then implanted into other cows, or they can be frozen and used later. Cloning was also used in the case of Dolly the sheep, which was the first mammalian clone produced from one adult cell.
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Perry Belcher, "5 Tips for Traveling By RV"
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March 7th, 2008 – by: perrybelcher
Are you in the process of planning an RV trip? If you are and if this is your first time doing so, you may be looking for some guidance. After all, traveling by RV for the first time can be fun and exciting, but it can also be worrisome at the same time. For that reason, five helpful tips, which are ideal for first time motor home travelers, are outlined below.
1 – Map Out Your Route Ahead of Time
Deciding where you want to travel to by RV is an important component of doing so. Of course, you have the ability to change your mind or make side trips along the way, but you should always have an idea of where you will be going. This is important for a number of different reasons, including overall satisfaction and safety.
2 – Research Activities and Attractions Along the Way
In conjunction with the above mentioned tip of mapping out your intended travel route, doing so enables you to research activities and attractions that are located along the way. When traveling by RV, half of the fun is all of the stops that you are able to make. Of course, you can be spontaneous, but having an idea of exactly what you can do and see while traveling by RV is ideal for safety, as well as making sure that you don't miss out on any great opportunities.
When it comes to researching activities and attractions that are along your way, the internet is a great place to start. If you are taking steps now to prepare for an RV trip that isn't set to happen for another month or so, you may want to request free vacation guides. These guides are easy to find online.
3 – Make Sure Your RV Is Stocked Full of Activities
Making sure your RV is stocked full of fun activities is another great tip that beginners should implement. If your upcoming motor home adventure is an extended one, you may spend a good percentage of your time on the road. Of course, looking out the window to sightsee is a nice, enjoyable activity, but it may not hold your interest for long. That is why fun activities should be examined. These activities may include movies, using a laptop computer, playing handheld electronic games, reading, or enjoying another fun hobby, such as knitting.
All RV travelers are encouraged to make sure that they have fun activities for the road, but it is extremely important for parents to do so. There is nothing worse than being stuck on an RV with unhappy children.
4 – Pack for Your Trip Ahead of Time
Perry Belcher here reminding you that all first time RV travelers are encouraged to start packing early. In fact, the earlier the better. Many supplies, such as food and travel size toiletries can be packed or put in an RV without disrupting your current daily needs.
To help ensure that your next RV trip is fun, as opposed to one that is filled with complications, create an RV trip checklist. This checklist should include specific items that you would like to bring, such as clothing, food, drinks, eating utensils, towels, wash clothes, and so forth. To help get you started, many websites have free printable camping checklists, which can serve as great guides. Be sure to check off items from your list when you pack them in your bags or place them on your motor home.
5 – Always Keep Safety in Mind
As with any recreational activity, it is important to remember that there are some risks associated with traveling by RV, especially in areas that you are unfamiliar with. For that reason, a number of steps should be taken to protect your safety. Be sure to leave an itinerary with someone that you know and trust, always be aware of your surroundings, always keep a cell phone nearby, and be sure to have a fully stocked first aid kit.
Perry Belcher here now saying till next time. Thank you for visiting my site.
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Evelyn Belle we always called my grandmother "mammy". She never was Evelyn to us, she would have boxed our jaws and if we wouldn't call her "mammy". She was really the matriarch of the family she kept everybody together. Anytime there is a squabble between people everybody had to go and see mammy and she'd take you in the back bedroom and she'd straighten you out. I don't know exactly what she told people when they went back there but when they came out of that room, they got along and that's all there was to it. She believed that there was nothing in the world stronger than family. She helped raise a bunch of us kids and we always spend a lot of time with her. I can remember sitting in the kitchen table and she was teaching me my multiplication tables when I was in the first grade and I thought I was going to go crazy learning them from the teachers, but my grandmother made it fun. She always made everything a game, she always made everything interesting. She wasn't formally an educated lady but she was darn smart, she was well read and I think that all of us kids were smarter kids
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Shell Reloading Begins with reloading a shell is to look into your hulls for flaws. A present hull has a certain lifespan and, barring some particular harm – being stepped on, for instance – it must closing a dozen footage or presumably better.
The natural tendency with reloaders is to push a hull's lifespan. It is miles larger for general efficiency nevertheless, and to your individual peace of thoughts to discard a hull at its first signal of wear and tear or irregularity. If the crimp looks like it's growing a crack or the plastic appears to be separating from the brass base, or there's something out-of-the-extraordinary in regards to the hull that causes you to look two instances at it, discard it. Under are Few Steps of Shotgun Shell Reloading.
Eight Steps of Shotgun Shell Reloading Are
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- De-Priming
- Re-Priming
- Dropping Powder
- Inserting Wade
- Dropping Pictures
- Crimping Shell
- Mark The Shell
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