Basin hospitals honored by state association
Former Samaritan Healthcare CEO Theresa Sullivan shows off one of Samaritan Hospital’s new operating rooms earlier this year. Samaritan was one of four Basin hospitals recognized by the Washington State Hospital Association for excellence in rural health care.
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Confluence Hospital in Wenatchee, which serves patients in Grant County, was recognized last month by the Washington State Hospital Association for quality rural health care. Among the criteria for the award were fall prevention, sepsis prevention and perinatal work.
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The Achievement of Quality Excellence award beings with it a plaque and a logo that winning hospitals can display on their websites, said Washington State Hospital Association Director of Clinical Excellence, Rural Programs Megan Herman, as well as recognition for having done the same quality work as urban hospitals with a fraction of their resources.
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MOSES LAKE — Four local hospitals were awarded the Achievement of Quality Excellence by the Washington State Hospital Association at the WSHA Rural Hospital Leadership Conference in Chelan on June 28.
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