Tobacco Prevention: Holy Smokes! Klamath Falls Is Kicking Butts
The Foster G. McGaw Prize recognizes hospitals that go beyond sick care. Preventing tobacco use and passing tobacco policies is part of that work.
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Health Career Pathways: Growing the Next Generation of Health Workers
The Foster G. McGaw Prize recognizes hospitals that go beyond sick care. Creating healthcare careers for future generations is part of that work.
Built Environment: Creating Spaces Where It’s Easy to Be Active
The Foster G. McGaw Prize recognizes hospitals that go beyond sick care. A place to be outdoors is part of that.
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ACTIONS Team Adopted Families for the Holidays
For the last 16 years the employees of Sky Lakes have adopted families of the Klamath Basin in need.
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December 2020 BEE Award
We are proud to present Carena CNA-2, with the BEE award! “I can’t thank you enough for your genuine heart and caring nature,” stated her nominator, “I was here alone in a town far from home and you made me feel safe and secure”....
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BEE Award Honoree, Carena
We are proud to present Carena CNA-2, with the BEE award! “I can’t thank you enough for your genuine heart and caring nature,” stated her nominator, “I was here alone in a town far from home and you made me feel safe and secure”
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Window Art Goes Up around In-Patient Care
It’s December and holiday decorations are going up around Sky Lakes Medical Center and some are genuine works of art! Cristita, CNA has painted the windows in post-surgical recovery every holiday since Sky Lakes added the in-patient care area in 2007. Her festive art...
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Sky Lakes presents first BEE Award
The BEE Award recognizes non-nurse care team members for their “extraordinary, compassionate and skillful care to help make a difference in the lives of our patients” and is based on nominations from patients, families and colleagues. The award complements the DAISY Award for nurses.
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Batman says, “Kick Butt”
A super hero descended upon downtown Klamath Falls Wednesday afternoon to protect its citizens from a life-threatening scourge. Well, it wasn’t a super hero as much as it was an community-minded retired physician, but the threat was certainly real. Dr. Glenn Gailis, donning Batman’s...