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- [Group] Welcome to our house.
- Hello, I'm Nancy May,
the chief nurse executive at University of Michigan Health.
On behalf of our 6,000 nurses,
it is my distinct pleasure to say welcome to Michigan.
Although we can't have you physically with us in our house,
we can't wait to show you what it's like
to live and work here
and why we are an honored magnet institution.
- We are so excited to welcome the ANCC
to the University of Michigan
for our magnet redesignation visit.
As president of University of Michigan Health,
I'm proud of the exceptional care our nurses have provided
and the expertise they bring to our health system.
Our nursing at Michigan team
exemplifies the four key pillars to our success,
which we call BASE,
belonging, access, safety and quality, and experience.
The University of Michigan's nurses
contribute to our mission of advancing health care
to serve Michigan and the world.
Michigan nurses continue to define our culture every day
with first-in-class care, innovation,
inclusion, integrity, and teamwork.
- Hello, my name is Cathy Kendrick.
I'm the chief nursing officer for the University Hospital
and the Frankel Cardiovascular Center.
This segment employs over 3000 nurses
serving our patients and families
across 47 units and departments,
as well as our award-winning survival flight program
that has made over 4.5 million flights to date.
Throughout this visit,
I look forward to sharing more
about our incredible nursing practice.
- Hello, my name is Kelly Baird-Cox,
and I am the chief nursing officer
for C.S. Mott Children's & Von Voigtlander Women's Hospital,
home to 1900 highly engaged, caring,
innovative specialty nurses
committed to providing extraordinary care.
We are a designated level 1
pediatric trauma and children's surgery center
ranked by U.S. News & World Report
as a top children's hospital and best hospital
for maternity care.
Being authentic and present
during the most challenging and joyful times
in our patients' and families' lives
is an honor and privilege.
I am so excited for you to learn
more about the children's and women's difference.
- Hello, my name is Julie Ishak.
I am the chief nursing officer
for the University of Michigan Medical Group.
This segment houses around 1500 nurses
and sees over 2.3 million visits per year.
In addition to over 100 specialty ambulatory care units,
UMMG includes post-acute services, ambulatory procedures,
psychiatric care, as well as infusion services.
None of this is possible
without the dedication of our teams.
Our goal is to meet patients where they are at,
whether that be in-person in our clinics,
virtually from the comfort of their home, or via telephone.
Hail to the leaders and the best.
- Come join me and our family,
and let's see what we're all about.
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- Welcome to our living room.
This is one of our recharge rooms
located in our children's and women's hospital.
A place to relax, recharge and reinvigorate.
It's one of the many things we offer
our incredible staff of nurses to perform at their best.
At the university of Michigan,
we are home to one of the largest healthcare systems
in the state of Michigan.
Since 1850,
we have been the site of groundbreaking
medical and technological advancements.
Nursing at Michigan is proud to be
innovative leaders in healthcare because we know
that our discoveries change care and our care changes lives.
The past two years have been extremely challenging.
In Southeast Michigan,
we were on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic
from its very onset.
Our nurses have worked diligently
to provide aid to all in the most dire of times.
Despite this challenge,
nursing at Michigan continues to show up every day,
do the right thing, and produce results.
What we do matters,
and our patients and their families are the beneficiaries.
We are proud to be a magnet institution.
We are proud to be among the top 9%
of all health care systems nationally.
We are proud of our work and leadership
in all aspects of this profession.
We proudly employ a professional practice model
that embodies ANNCs magnet standards.
It was designed by our nurses for nurses
by recognizing the powerful role that nurses play
in our world-class health system.
We have a strong governance structure,
which provides opportunities for frontline workers
to be heard.
We are tireless in our pursuit
of being the leaders and best.
Welcome to Michigan and go blue.
- [Group] Welcome to the Brighton Center for Specialty Care!
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- [Group] Welcome to Burlington!
- [Group] Welcome to Canton Dialysis!
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- [Group] Welcome to East Ann Arbor Surgery Center!
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- [Group] Welcome to Kellogg Eye Center!
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- [Group] Welcome to pediatric dialysis!
- [Group] Welcome to 4C! Go blue!
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- [Group] Welcome to 4D!
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- [Group] Welcome to 5A!
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- [Group] Welcome to 5B!
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- [Group] Welcome to SICU!
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- [Group] Welcome to 6D!
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- [Group] Welcome to 8D!
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- [Group] Welcome to 9C!
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- [Group] Welcome to Central Staffing Resources!
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- [Group] Welcome to CVICU!
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- [Group] Welcome to CVC 5!
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- [Group] Welcome to survival flight.
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- [Group] UH PACU!
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- PACU!
- [Group] Welcome to the medical procedures unit!
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- [Group] Welcome to Mott PACU!
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- Welcome to 10 East, pediatric intensive care unit.
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- [Group] Welcome to the Brandon NICU!
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- [Group] Welcome to 7E!
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- [Group] Welcome to 12E!
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- [Group] Welcome to 12 West!
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