Premier Pulse
Volume 6, Issue 2 – February 2019
Continuing the Journey to Wellness
By Matthew Reeves, DO, chief medical officer, Atrium Medical Center
I have served as the chief medical officer at Atrium Medical Center for nearly two years. My experience and research have convinced me that we should take a more focused look at physician burnout. This condition contributes to diminished collaboration, often a posture of defensiveness, and less physician-to-physician communication. Read more.
EMS Chart Integration into EPIC
By Candy Skidmore, vice president of emergency and trauma services for Premier Health
Premier Health is partnering with EMS agencies across Southwest Ohio to relay patient information more rapidly between hospitals and first responders, enhancing emergency care for patients and ensuring quicker handoffs for emergency crews and caregivers at the hospital. Read more.
- Breast and Cervical Cancer Project Offers Free Screening and Treatment
- Mary Boosalis Named to Modern Healthcare’s Top 25 Women Leaders List
- Save the Date: UVMC 5K Run/Walk to End Hunger
- New Lab Test Notification
- Physician Profile: Cardiologist Grew Up in New York, Enjoys Scuba Diving
- System Hospital News: February 2019
- Sports Services Expanded at Local Schools
- Premier Health Offers Free AFib Seminars
- Premier Health Expands Employment Opportunities to Teens
- New Initiative to Prevent and Treat Substance Use Disorders
- Premier Health Hospitals Recognized as Top Performers in U.S.
- Premier Health Earns Healthy Worksite Gold Award
Editorial Board: Dr. Marc Belcastro, Dr. Jennifer Hauler, Dr. Scott Kanagy, Dr. Matthew Reeves
Vice President, Marketing and Communications: Kathy Harper
Director, System Communications: Ben Sutherly
Editor: Sarah Zoellick