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September 15

  • Artist creates crop art of St. Francis Health logo
  • CHA names members of steering committee developing vision of ministry's future
  • CHI to sell three hospitals to Trinity Health
  • Delivering bad news well requires courage, patience and empathy
  • For the good of all
  • Health reformers hunt for ways to improve quality, safety of care
  • Keeping Up
  • Mercy asks questions on substance abuse to motivate behavior change
  • Prevention seen as way to slow growth in charity
  • Public health experts ask providers to prepare for H1N1's return
  • Sisters of Charity system, Community First agree on Exempla transfer
  • St. Vincent's effort reaches busy farmers where they meet
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    Catholic Health World

    September 15, 2009 Volume 25, Number 16

     

  • Health reformers hunt for ways to improve quality, safety of care

    In health reform, the goal isn't simply to extend coverage to the uninsured, and it isn't simply to control costs — not that either of those is simple. Another crucial goal is to improve quality.

    For the good of all

    This is a critical time for our nation — our national economy and each family's personal economy are seriously threatened.

    Prevention seen as way to slow growth in charity

    With demand for charity care rising at Catholic health systems and facilities nationwide, ministry administrators are under ever more pressure to offset those costs while maintaining services, ministry leaders told Catholic Health World.

    St. Vincent's effort reaches busy farmers where they meet

    There are two things oncologist Robert Quadro never forgets when he is about to tell a patient bad news — Kleenex and his watch.

    Public health experts ask providers to prepare for H1N1's return

    Federal public health officials are asking providers including primary care physicians, clinics, nursing homes and hospitals to prepare now for the return of the H1N1 flu epidemic this fall and to stay up to date on flu information.

    Artist creates crop art of St. Francis Health logo

    This summer, artist Stan Herd created crop art of the St. Francis Health Center logo in a large grassy area on the Topeka, Kan., hospital campus.

    Mercy asks questions on substance abuse to motivate behavior change

    Have you recently had more than four drinks on one occasion? Ever needed a drink to start the day? These are some of the questions that substance-abuse screeners asked patients in the emergency room at Mercy Health Center in Oklahoma City.

    CHA names members of steering committee developing vision of ministry's future

    CHA has selected steering committee members and a consultant to guide the association's Vision 2020 project, an initiative to outline the preferred future for the Catholic health ministry in the next decade.

    CHI to sell three hospitals to Trinity Health

    Catholic Health Initiatives of Denver plans to sell three of its hospitals to Trinity Health of Novi, Mich., in the next several months; and Trinity plans to combine those facilities with one of its own hospitals to form a regional system.

    Sisters of Charity system, Community First agree on Exempla transfer

    Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth Health System of Lenexa, Kan., has made an agreement that would make it the sole sponsor of Denver's Exempla Healthcare.

    Delivering bad news well requires courage, patience and empathy

    There are two things oncologist Robert Quadro never forgets when he is about to tell a patient bad news — Kleenex and his watch.

    Keeping Up
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