Flaget Memorial Hospital Honors :2016 Fourth Quarter Daisy and Rose Award Winners - Archived

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Flaget Memorial Hospital Honors
2016 Fourth Quarter Daisy and Rose Award Winners

Bardstown, Ky. (February 5, 2016)— Flaget Memorial Hospital, part of KentuckyOne Health, has named 2016 fourth quarter Daisy and Rose Award winners. Stephanie Brockman RN, critical care, has been named a Daisy Award winner and Linda Reed C.N.A., critical care, has been named a Rose Award winner.
 
The Daisy Award is a nationwide program that celebrates the extraordinary clinical skill and compassionate care provided by nurses every day. Flaget Memorial Hospital is proud to be a Daisy Award Partner, recognizing one nurse with this special honor every quarter.
 
Stephanie Brockman was nominated for the Daisy Award by her colleague Joshua Wethington, manager, critical care.
 
Stephanie has been with Flaget Memorial Hospital for just over two years. She is an active charge nurse on the unit. Stephanie serves as safety coach, and as a preceptor for students and new employees. She is currently pursuing Level 2 status through Flaget’s nursing professional development program and is working on a process improvement project.
 
“Stephanie’s extracurricular activities demonstrate her professionalism,” said Wethington. “She embodies the fundamental skills necessary to be an RN and is an invaluable resource to others.”
 
The Rose Award is a program that honors Flaget Memorial’s non-nursing personnel. The award recognizes that in order for the hospital to achieve its goal to make every patient’s experience the best health care experience the best ever, it takes a total team effort from every employee of the organization.
 
Linda Reed was nominated for the Rose Award by her colleague Vicki Lee, monitor tech, critical care. 
 

“Linda is a great employee and a very hard worker,” said Lee. “She always makes the patient feel at home and takes great care of them. She has been an employee for a long time and always looks out for the patient.”
 
The Daisy Award winner will receive a certificate, Daisy award pin and a hand-carved stone sculpture. The Rose Award winner is honored with a certificate, rose pin and a bouquet of roses to display in her department.
 
Daisy Award Winner Photo Cut lines:
Left to right: Julia Vereb, director Medical Surgical Unit; Sue Downs, president; Josh Wethington, manager Critical Care Unit; Vicki Pirtle, care coordination; Stephanie Brockman RN (recipient); Kristi Hobbs RN, Critical Care Unit; Norma Goss, chief operating officer/ chief nursing officer; Vicki Lee, monitor clerk; Kelly Broyles RN, director Emergency Department. 
 
Rose Award Winner Photo Cut Lines:
Back row left to right: Kristi Hobbs RN, Critical Care Unit; Lenora Pardieu RN, Critical Care Unit; Josh Wethington RN, manager Critical Care Unit; Linda Reed (recipient); Vicki Lee, monitor tech; Norma Goss, chief operating officer/chief nursing officer; Sue Downs, president. Front row left to right: Shirley Hopper, nursing administrative assistant; Vicki Pirtle, care coordination; Amy Crow, unit clerk.
 
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