When Lisa Matthews, assignment manager of U.S. video for the Associated Press, was sworn in as the 114th president of the National Press Club this week, she placed her hand on the AP Stylebook to take her oath, administered by Dan Rather.
@LisaNMatthews@DanRather@PressClubDC
“A culture of quality exists when quality is embedded within and throughout an organization, and when staff…share a sense of ‘we are all in this together.’” In this special #HQW + #IIPW edition of Q&A with Q-Centrix, Sara Bienvenu, RN, MSN, CIC, talks building a quality culture!
I have been disturbed by comments made in the past 24 hours regarding the fact that White House physician is an osteopathic physician (DO). The @AAFP strongly supports our DO members and their contributions to our health care system -- a thread.
Today is the last chance to vote Q-Centrix for the 2020 #TimmyAward for Best Tech Work Culture! Cast your vote at https://t.co/qzyEoFbXYj and help us bring home the trophy. Then, help spread the word by retweeting this post and tagging 5 friends or coworkers!
The "standing ovation line" is taking hold as a moving tribute when a hospital releases a person recovered from COVID-19—usually the hundredth, thousandth or another milestone-numbered patient. So great to see another one! https://t.co/QqK3S36fv5 @ololhealth#COVIDResponse
We can't thank enough the health care workers at Rush for all they're doing to keep us safe. Please join us in thanking them by tweeting messages and/or photos — using @RushMedical and #HealthCareHeroes — and we'lll make sure to share them with the team.
Good news!!!! @kovaldistillery, known for its whiskey and gin, is now making hand sanitizer to help Chicago medical facilities who don’t have enough to fight the global coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/MbQ0ISfXNz via @BlockClubCHI
.@alzassociation provides critical funding towards medical research & our nation's caregivers. This pandemic will undoubtedly impact nonprofits, & during my call with @alzassociation CEO Harry Johns, I reiterated that I won't forget about these organizations during this crisis.
I know doctors and scientists who didn't make it in the first time. They beefed up their experience with other things, like serving as a paramedic or getting a Masters. Then tried again and now are among the best in their field. Not to mention inspirations, no matter your path.
To residents that didn’t match today:
I took the ACT 3 times, the MCAT 3 times, did not get into medical school my first attempt, did not get into my first choice residency program.
It feels bad, but do not give up.
It’s a marathon, not a sprint.