FUN & FITNESS Mildura’s Name is up in lights A program that promotes courtesy and interaction in the hospital system has won Mildura Base Hospital’s highest honour. The “hello my name is…” program was rolled out after a member of Mildura’s Aboriginal community shared her story of how she presented at the emergency ward with her toddler – and no one introduced themselves to her when she arrived. As a result, the “hello my name is…” project has been rolled out across the hospital with 200 staff completing the program that engenders respect between patients and staff. Elaine Heinrich, Executive Assistant Mental Health and Maternity Services Educator Sandra Doyle were also singled out as outstanding staff members in the hospital’s Quality Award honours. Ramsay Health Care’s social media channels are supercharging reach with patients and the community. Here are few recent highlights: 16 The Ramsay Way 2017 | 01 Director of Nursing Janet Hicks, Elaine Heinrich (employee of the year) with MBH Community Advisory Board chair Gayle Danson and General Manager of Resources and Facilities Don Palazzo. Maternity Services Educator Sandra Doyle, employee of the year (clinical) award. SOCIAL MEDIA SNAPSHOT REACHED 8,499 PEOPLE REACHED 2,046 PEOPLE REACHED 4,325 PEOPLE REACHED 7,280 PEOPLE Tripink – Sunshine Coast Over 100 Ramsay Sunshine Coast employees participated in the Ramsay Health Care Triathlon Pink held in early April at the Sunshine Coast. All teams did really well and Oli Steele, CEO of the Sunshine Coast University Private Hospital, came 1st in the 6km fun run. RECEIVED 2,101 PEOPLE
The Ramsay Way - April 2017
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