HCA Healthcare Magazine - Winter 2019 - Back Cover

"I use evidence-based practice as a nurse, educator
and DEU coordinator. I'm passionate about ensuring
the education we give students is the best it can be.
Research College of Nursing's DEU raises the bar of
clinical excellence by enriching the education students
receive in acute-care rotations, building leaders in the
preceptor role and improving patient care."
−Heather Lewis, MSN, MA, RN
Assistant Professor
Dedicated Education Unit Coordinator
Research College of Nursing
Kansas City, Mo.

"The practice of user experience design is
simultaneously demanding and satisfying. Through
interactive listening and observation, we implement
significant, yet simple ways for consumers and
patients to engage more intimately on their
healthcare journey. We fundamentally believe an
alchemy exists in the power of curiosity."
−Logan Hartline
Director of Customer Engagement
and Product Design
Nashville, Tenn.

"I validate or implement the use of evidence-based
care and best practices for our patients. This can
be achieved by leading change, resource development
and maintaining board certification. Attending at least
one nursing conference a year, I stay
connected, develop professionally and learn from
nurses so I can bring great ideas back to Wesley."
−Sylvia Duncan
MSN, APRN, ACNS-BC, SCRN, PCCN-K
Stroke Program Manager
Wesley Healthcare
Wichita, Kan.

"Have a clear vision that connects to a
powerful legacy statement. Then, own where
you have been, own where you are and own the
future through vision, collaboration and a common
goal: Above all else, we are committed to the care
and improvement of human life."
−Danny Ducello, MSN
MSN, RN
Assistant Chief Nursing Officer
JFK Medical Center
Atlantis, Fla.

"[It] isn't a checklist but rather a drive to impact the
delivery of care to the highest standards.
Key contributions include continual research, shared
decision-making processes with front-line staff,
interprofessional collaboration and the spirit of inquiry.
One person can make a difference, but many people
working together can change a culture."
−Mary Hernandez, MSN, RN-BC
Education Coordinator/Nursing Professional Practice
Methodist Hospital
San Antonio, Texas

We asked a
few of your
colleagues,
"How do you
contribute
to a culture
of clinical
excellence?"
Here's what
they said.
HCA Healthcare Magazine - Winter 2019

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