THURSDAY, JULY 5, 2012 St. Claire Foundation Mystery Dinner Theatre 3 FMS Anniversary Sale July 11 - 21 4-5 SCR Welcomes New Staff 6 C.E. Programs July 6 - July 31 7 St. Claire Regional Medical Center CIO Connection June 22, 2012 A select number of healthcare providers that have stood out as successors in health IT adoption were recognized by the White House and Health and Human Services Department. Randy McClease, CHIME Board of Trustee and Chair of CHIME StateNet, was one of 82 healthcare providers from across the country whose progress in implementing health information technology granted an invitation to discuss the state of electronic health records with government officials. Designated as Meaningful Use Vanguards (MUVers), he was recognized for his leadership in local efforts that will eventually move the nation toward an electronically-enabled healthcare system. The two-day event began Monday, June 18, with a Health IT Vanguard Conference, where providers met one-on-one with ONC representatives to converse on such topics as Meaningful Use, quality improvement, interoperability and exchange, and increasing health IT adoption in rural and underserved communities. The breakout sessions were very productive and allowed for “some lively discussion on health IT issues,” said McCleese. In addition to discussing the barriers that rural providers face in electronic health records adoption, other panel discussions included solutions to privacy and security, and the challenges of building systems that can “talk to each other.” McCleese also added that a significant amount of time was focused on health information exchange, standards, and the issues surrounding a standard of information exchange among vendors. To view the full story visit: http://www.cio-chime.org/cioconnection/june222012/index.html pages 4-5. Randy McCleese Invited to Nation’s Capital to Discuss Benefits of Health IT Randy McCleese, Vice President-Information Services and CIO, and CHIME Board of Trustee, and Chair of CHIME StateNet.
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St. Claire Foundation Mystery Dinner Theatre 3FMS Anniversary Sale July 11 - 21 4-5
SCR Welcomes New Staff 6C.E. Programs July 6 - July 31 7
St. Claire Regional Medical Center
CIO Connection June 22, 2012
A select number of healthcare providers that have stood out as successors in health IT adoption were recognized by the White House and Health and Human Services Department.
Randy McClease, CHIME Board of Trustee and Chair of CHIME StateNet, was one of 82 healthcare providers from across the country whose progress in implementing health information technology granted an invitation to discuss the state of electronic health records with government officials. Designated as Meaningful Use Vanguards (MUVers), he was recognized for his leadership in local efforts that will eventually move the nation toward an electronically-enabled healthcare system.
The two-day event began Monday, June 18, with a Health IT Vanguard Conference, where providers met one-on-one with ONC representatives to converse on such topics as Meaningful Use, quality improvement, interoperability and exchange, and increasing health IT adoption in rural and underserved communities. The breakout sessions were very productive and allowed for “some lively discussion on health IT issues,” said McCleese.
In addition to discussing the barriers that rural providers face in electronic health records adoption, other panel discussions included solutions to privacy and security, and the challenges of building systems that can “talk to each other.”
McCleese also added that a significant amount of time was focused on health information exchange, standards, and the issues surrounding a standard of information exchange among vendors.
To view the full story visit: http://www.cio-chime.org/cioconnection/june222012/index.html pages 4-5.
Randy McCleese Invited to Nation’s Capital to Discuss Benefits of Health IT
Randy McCleese, Vice President-Information Services and CIO, and CHIME Board of Trustee, and Chair of CHIME StateNet.
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Look Good...Feel Better It’s like a makeover for the spirit.Look Good…Feel Better is a free program that helps women look their best during cancer treatment. At Look Good…Feel Better sessions, experienced cosmetologists teach cancer patients beauty tips to help minimize the appearance-related side e�ects of chemotherapy and radiation. Good makeup application and a wig or turban can bring back your former appearance or create an entirely new one. In looking better, you’ll experience renewed self-con�dence and self-esteem.
It’s like a makeover for the spirit. And that’s a beautiful thing. To learn more about Look Good…Feel Better or other American Cancer Society programs for patients, call 1-800-227-2345 or visit cancer.org.
The next Look Good…Feel Better sessions are scheduled for:Tues., March 20Tues., April 17Tues., May 15
Wednesday, July 18 Wednesday, August 15 Wednesday, September 19 Wednesday, October 17
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
FUN IN THE SUNFREE HEALTH SCREENINGS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 11 9:00 A.M. - NOON
The “Fun In the Sun” Event
ANNIVERSARY SALE Wednesday, July 11 to Saturday, July 21
Look for many discounted items throughout the store.
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Mark your calendar for a Friday the 13th you won’t soon forget, filled with mystery,
superstition, murder … and FUN!
St. Claire Foundation Mystery Dinner Theatre
THE CURSE OF DEVIL’S GULCHFRIDAY THE 13TH OF JULY
Reception at 6:30 p.m.Mystery Dinner Theatre at 7:30 p.m.
Morehead State UniversityAdron Doran University Center
D EVI L’S GULCHTHE OFFRIDAY THE 13TH
CURSE
$100 per seat Individual general admission seats
$1,000 per table “Friends of St. Claire” tables with preferred seating for eight people
For additional information, please contact the St. Claire Foundation at (606) 783-6511.
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Dedicated to Healthy Living
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St. Claire Regional
Welcomes New Staff
A population-based case-control study of lung cancer in Appalachian Kentucky:
The role of environmental carcinogens
This UK HealthCare research study will examine the relationship between lung cancer and environmental risk factors. The purpose of the study is to try to understand the effects of trace elements such as arsenic, chromium and radon on the development of lung cancer. By doing this study, we hope to learn why more people are afflicted with lung cancer in Kentucky’s 5th Congressional District than anywhere else in the nation.
Study Specifics:
• Participants must be older than 17 years of age, reside in the 5th Congressional District, have no prior history of any cancer (other than stage I and II nonmelanomatous skin cancer and lung cancer), have a working phone, be able to participate in an in-person interview and speak English.
• Your specimens will be stored for future research.• There will be no cost to you to participate, and you will
receive a $30 gift card and free radon testing of your home to compensate you for taking part in the study.
For more information, please call toll free 1-866-997-6372.
The Lung Cancer Research Study
Jennifer L Bloomfield Food Services
Laura H Costas Emergency Physicians
Kathleen H CurryHome Health
Dianna K GardnerMMS Administration
Anna K Gray3rd Floor North
Erika E HuntMMS Clinical Services
Allison J KelleyEnvironmental Services
Heather N KnippTCU
Emily K McKenziePhysical Therapy
Kenneth W PooleEmergency Department
Stephen D Prescott,Infusion Solutions
Barrett D WebbEmergency Physicians
Hazel J WoodsInfusion Solutions
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July 9 & 10 | Healthcare Workforce Development Preceptor Program8:00 aM-4:30 PM, ChEr 102dCredit: Nursing, applied for respiratory & radiologyrsVP with Freda Kilburn at ext. 7651or [email protected]
July 10 | Morbidity and Mortality8:00-9:00 aM, sCr Education roomCredit: Category 1 aMa
July 19 | CPI Class: Non-Violent Crisis Intervention8:00-3:00 aM, ChEr 102aBCCredit: aCPE, Category 1 aMa, NursingNursing Managers rsVP with Mary staton at ext. 6664 or [email protected]
July 24 | Pressure Ulcer Prevention/Wound Care9:00-11:00 aM & 1:00-3:00 PM, ChEr 310Credit: NursingrsVP with Kasandra stone at ext. 6830 or [email protected]
July 25 | Grand Rounds12:30-1:30 PM, ChEr 102dCredit: aCPE, Category 1 aMa, Nursing
July 26 | Pressure Ulcer Prevention/Wound Care8:00-10:00 aM & 12:00-2:00 PM, ChEr 310Credit: Category 1 aMa, NursingrsVP with Kasandra stone at ext. 6830 or [email protected]
July 26 & 27 | ALSO8:00 aM-4:00 PM, ChEr 102Credit: aaFP, Category 1 aMa, Nursing
July 31 | 5th Tuesday: Nursing12:00 -1:00 PM, sCr Education roomCredit: NursingrsVP with angel Beamon at ext. 6864 or [email protected]
UPCOMING C.E.Programs
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St. Claire Foundation Mystery Dinner Theater: Curse of the Devil’s Gulch
Date: Friday, July 13Time: reception - 6:30 p.m. Mystery dinner Theatre - 7:30 p.m.Location: Morehead state university adron doran university Center
For additional information, contact the st. Claire Foundation at (606) 783-6511.
Fun In The Sun - Free Health Screening
Date: Wednesday, July 11Time: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 Location: st. Claire regional Family Medical supply Kroger shopping Center across from lOWE’s
For more information call (606) 784-7068.
The free health screenings will kick-off the anniversary sale, July 11 - July 21. look for many discounted items throughout the store.
Diabetes Support Group Meeting
Date: July 10Time: 6:00 p.m.Location: sCr second Floor across from the Cafeteria room 224
“Solving the Mystery of Artificial Sweeteners” For more information, call 606-783-6702.
