Hurley News You Can Use - May 2024

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Human Resources: Summer 6 Hurley’s Emergency Alert System

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Diversity Equity & Inclusion

Hurley in the News & Ihab Saab, MD Expands Role at HMC

Nursing Services Week Recap

Sue Wright Nursing Award 2024

32 June 2024 Birthdays PHOTOGRAPHER

Daisy Award: Yumeika Clayton, RN

Hurley News: VAA Senior Power Day & Hurley Appreciates First Responders

20 33rd Children’s Miracle Network Bowlathon

22 Hurley Foundation: Miracles at the Museum

23 Hurley Foundation: Miracle Popcorn

24 Hurley Wellness: Apple Coleslaw

26 Healthy Living Series: Understanding Brain Tumors & Neurosurgery in Older Patients with Frailty Screening

28 Physician Connection

WELCOME NEW HIRES

Addilyn Lynch, Anesthesia Student

Allison Chaffin, Graduate Nurse

Amanda St. Pierre, Respiratory Therapist-Reg

Anna Ebert, Nurse Extern

April Markell, Nurse Extern

Benjamin Bailey, Certified Sterile Processor

Briana Doll, Medical Technologist

Carson Craig, Nurse Extern

Cham Elsafadi, Nurse Extern

Cheyenne Trachet, Graduate Nurse

Christine Oliver, Pre-Grad Nurse Extern

Dailynn Rogers, General Duty Nurse

Daireona Moton, Social Work Case Manager

Daniel Osminski, Graduate Nurse

Dominga Ward, General Duty Nurse

Donyell Allen, Host/Hostess

Elijah Ragland, Porter

Elizabeth Carucci, Medical Assistant-Cert

Erin McKee, Graduate Nurse

Gabrielle Dinges, Graduate Nurse

Isaac Dubs, Nurse Extern

Jacob Hetherton, Graduate Nurse

Jasmine Dunson, Environmental Aide

Jaya Hickey, Registration Clerk

Jennifer Moore, Nurse Extern

John Nichols, Senior Cook

Joseph Bade, Nurse Extern

Julia Decker, Nurse Extern

Julia Lulgjuraj, Nurse Extern

Kailey Wendling, Graduate Nurse

Kailyn Totten, General Duty Nurse

Kelvin Kimble, Porter

WELCOME NEW HIRES

Kennedy Powell, Medical Technologist

Kristy Luck, Nurse Extern

Krystal Wilborn, Porter

Leah Newell, Nurse Extern

Lori Wing, Purchasing Agent I

Madeline Forshey, Nurse Extern

Madison Barron, Surgical Technologist I

Mariam Botani, Graduate Nurse

Megan Frederick, Surgical Technologist I

Miranda Maher, Graduate Nurse

Na'Kyah Wright, Nurse Extern

Nicholas Roy, Nurse Extern

Rachael Arvoy, Nurse Extern

Renisha Houston, Social Work Intern

Ronneka Jackson, Registration Clerk

Ryan Ross, Respiratory Therapy Extern

Ryan Webster, Nurse Extern

Shanita Pace, Host/Hostess

Shannon Yancey, Patient Financial Services Supervisor

Sierra Cox, Graduate Nurse

Sierra VanUum, Respiratory Therapy Extern

Skyler West, IT Security Analyst I

Sofia Serna, Nurse Extern

Synthia Wright, Registration Clerk

Taylor McKervey, Nurse Extern

Thomas Staudacher, Auditor

Tyler Jobe, Host/Hostess

Tysen Horton, Environmental Aide

CORPORATE COMPLIANCE

Spring Cleaning:  Refresh Policies and Procedures

There are warmer days now and so it should also start feeling like spring indoors as well, so how about checking to see if our written procedures need a refresher?  Revisit the policies and procedures for the work you do to see how well they match with how you do your job today. If they do not match up, then notify your supervisor or manager to see if they should be updated. Most often, there are already changes in process but your input might make them more meaningful.

We have a Standard Practice on writing Standard Practices, and it starts off with: Hurley Medical Center will document pertinent policies and procedures (“Standard Practices” or “SP”) and facilitate a process to 1) make those Standard Practices available to those that need them and 2) periodically review and update those Standard Practices.

Please contact me if you have questions or suggestions of topics relating to the Compliance Program at Hurley you would like to be addressed.

Shellie Shue, Hurley’s Corporate Compliance Officer, can be reached at 810.262.9890 or sshue1@hurleymc.com

HURLEY'S EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM

HMC Alert System is an automated mass communication system utilized to notify staff in the event of an emergency or other important situation.

Staff will have the opportunity and are encouraged to sign-up now when updating their employee profiles within Oracle. Staff will confirm their opt-in status via a text message. Staff may be notified via email, cell phone (voice or text), and/or landline (voice message) in the event of an emergency.

HOW TO OPT-IN / OPT-OUT OF HURLEY'S EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM

** ADEQUATE COMMUNICATION DURING AN EMERGENCY IS ALWAYS THE SAFEST OPTION FOR EVERYONE **

TO OPT-IN TO OPT-OUT

1.From Hurley's intranet home page, click on the Oracle Link and log in.

2.Under the "Me" tab, click on Additional Person Info on the Quick Actions list.

3.Under the HMC Employee Opt Ins, review the Groupcast-Hurley Emergency Alert System linked document details.

4.Click the edit pencil on the right.

5.Enter an effective date, check the box next to the "Groupcast" item, then click Save.

If you later decide you no longer want to receive alerts, you can Opt-Out by:

1.Repeat Opt-In steps 1-5, but in step 5, uncheck the box next to "Groupcast".

• IMPORTANT:

If you Include a cell phone number, you will receive a text message from "Groupcast” Please respond “Y” if you prefer to receive text message alerts

• To view/update your contact info., click the “Personal Information" tab.

•If you make changes, click “Save” (located on the actions bar under your name).

•By default, all employees that are not managers WILL NOT receive Hurley Alerts.

JUNE CULTURAL OBSERVANCES

Mid-Michigan NOW

Hurley Medical Center celebrates National Nurse Services Week with massages, treats and more

It is Nursing Services Week, and Hurley Medical Center is celebrating its staff in a variety of ways.

Mid-Michigan NOW

Hurley Healthy Living Series: Understanding Brain Tumors & Neurosurgery in Older Patients

Get your questions answered live at this free virtual event that was held on Tuesday,

ABC12 NEWS

Medical Monday: Summer Safety Tips

The Hurley Children’s Clinic Director discusses water, sun, bike, food and firework safety tips.

Ihab Saab, MD Expands Role at HMC

Ihab Saab, MD Medical Director and Chief Clinical Strategy Officer for Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

Hurley Medical Center is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Ihab Saab to an expanded role as the Medical Director and Chief Clinical Strategy Officer for Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery.

In this role, Dr. Saab will participate in the development of initiatives and assist in molding an organizational roadmap, aimed at creating a center of excellence for plastic surgery and reconstructive surgery.

The Chief Clinical Strategy Officer for Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery will encompass a gamut of responsibilities that incorporate clinical decisionmaking, business operations, outreach, compliance, quality outcomes, and innovation.

Dr. Saab joined Hurley nearly 3 years ago and has since established a first of its kind and robust microsurgery program and provided unrivaled access to cancer reconstruction and limb salvage, previously unavailable to our community.

We welcome Dr. Saab into his new role!

NURSING SERVICES WEEK 2024

“Happy Nursing Services Week to the amazing nurses and nursing support staff! You are appreciated every day for your hard work and dedication. Thank you for all you do!”

-Rachel Jones - Nurse Manager 7E

"Hurley Nurses are the best! Thank you for your outstanding care and compassion!"

-Angela Wansedel, BSN, RN - Nurse Manager Amb. Surg., PACU, GI Lab, Pre-Admin Testing

“To do what nobody else will do, a way that nobody else can do, in spite of all we go through; is to be a nurse.”

–Rawsi Williams”

-Pam Campbell, RN - President RN/RPh Union

“Thank you NICU nurses for your phenomenal teamwork and compassion, for going above and beyond, for being the calm in a parents' storm and for refusing to give up hope! Happy Nursing Services Week!”

-Aimee R. Datsko, BSN, RN - Nurse Manager NICU

“Never forget YOU are the piece that made the difference. Thank you for the work you do, the person you are and the difference you make.”

-Kim

Lipka - Nurse Manager Neuro Trauma Surg Burn Unit recap

“I have always been told that Hurley Nurses are the best. I'm proud to say I was trained by the best and continue to work with the best.”

-Lorraine Atkinson, RN - Bargaining Chair of the RN/RPh Union

"I would like to thank all of our nurses and nursing support staff for the wonderful care you provide all year long! I hope everyone gets to take part in the festivities and enjoy themselves this week, you deserve it!"

-Casey Welch, RN, BSN - Director of Nursing Services

“Treat every patient like they're family. That's what sets a Hurley nurse apart from the rest. Happy Nursing Services Week and thank you for all your hard work.”

-Eric Tremain - Nurse Manager Cath Lab/IR/Echo

“Thank you to all my hard working nurses who strive to make the entire birthing process a memory families will never forget. It is an honor to represent such a hard working team.“

-Jennifer Hendrick, BSN, RN - Nurse Manager OB Complex

NURSING

SERVICES WEEK 2024

Every year, from May 6th to 12th, nursing services is recognized for their service and dedication to caring for others and improving the health of OUR patients. We celebrate all of you as you make the effort, dedication and sacrifice every day for our patients! Thank you!

nursing awards 2024

Each year during Nursing Services Week, the Sue Wright Nursing Award is given to an exemplary employee to celebrate their outstanding level of patient care and dedication. This award was established in memory of Sue Wright, Hurley’s former Vice President of Nursing. This year's recipient was Michele Paulic, from the Neuro/Trauma/Surg/Burn (NTSB) unit.

Michele has been a nurse at Hurley for eleven years. She graduated from nursing school and immediately took a position at Hurley in PCU. Two years later she assumed a position in NTSB.  This 18-bed unit tackles critical care patients and is a fast-paced environment which requires a great deal of teamwork to safely deliver the specialized care that the patients need.

Michele confirmed her team is collaborative and cohesive in providing the best patient care, which is essential for achieving goals.  “Each day brings new challenges.  We are able to meet these challenges because we have a great team. I chose the NTSB unit because everyone works well together.  We support each other at all times.  We are not only friends but are like family. Even on the hardest days, I can always count on my teammates.”

Michele definitely has admiration for her team and it shows. Her nomination, “Michele is an extraordinary nurse. Her experience, knowledge, work ethic and skills are a huge asset to the Trauma team. She comes in early every shift; reading notes, looking at labs and reviewing scans ensuring that she is prepared to provide the highest standard of care to her patients and their families. I have personally witnessed family members praising her on her compassion and care of their loved ones. I have seen her laugh, cry and pray with the families. Michele is a team player. She genuinely cares about her co-workers and their patients as well. When she has a free minute, she doesn't sit down, she goes room to room and checks on her co-workers to see if they need help. Michele is a giver. She is the chairman of our UPC team, trying to promote and ensure quality care to all our patients. She is constantly looking at ways to improve our unit, from equipment and protocols, to ensuring that her team’s birthdays are recognized. She is observant and listens! If she notices morale is low on the unit, she discusses ways to boost it. Last year for Nursing Services Week, she went out on her own time asking for donations from the community to hand out to each and every one of her co-workers, making sure their hard work and dedication didn't go unnoticed. She also spent countless hours on the application for the Silver Beacon Award in 2020 and again for our Gold Beacon Award in 2023! She is highly respected by the physicians, PAs and nurses that she works with. Michele's leadership, compassion and dedication, not only to her patients but her team exemplify the true meaning of this award! It is a privilege and honor to work next to her!”

When asked how Michele felt about being awarded the Sue Wright Award, she expressed that she was very surprised. “Every specialty has nurses who stand out and to be chosen to represent the Sue Wright award amongst the caliber of nurses who were nominated, is like a dream. Nursing is a hard job and it takes a lot out of you every day. Hurley nurses on every floor stand together and hold each other up to get through each shift.  However, I am fortunate to work under trauma. The trauma surgeons, coordinator, PAs, manager, educator and assistant nurse managers allow me to be who I am to provide the best care for the patients. They support us nurses and appreciate, as well as consider, our input for the patients. I feel fortunate to be recognized and feel honored to represent this award.”

Please join us in congratulating Michele Paulic!

Each year during Nursing Services week, the Sue Wright Nursing Award is given to an exemplary employee to celebrate their outstanding level of patient care and dedication. The award was established in memory of Sue Wright, Hurley’s former Vice President of Nursing. The Nursing Services Week Committee chose this year’s winner from a pool of deserving nominees.

Congratulations to all the 2024 Sue A. Wright Excellence in Nursing Nominees:

RONNIE MAGDALENO, CCU

ELISE PARISEAU, ICU

NANCY HUDSON, MBC

MEGAN MARTINBIANCO, NICU

TAYLOR COZART, NICU

NICK CURTIS, CCU

STEPHANIE STEVENS, PICU

TANYA BROWN, PEDS

ALEXANDRA NEYMAN, ED

JESSICA SANBORN, PCU

ALLISON RICHARDSON, NTSB

LAURIE SHAFER, IC

MICHELE PAULIC, NTSB

RANDI WALDOCH, ICCU

LEANN FELLOWS, PEDS

for extraordinary nurses

Yumeika Clayton is this month’s DAISY Award Honoree. The DAISY Award celebrates the extraordinary compassion a nurse shows to patients and their families.

Yumeika graduated from University of Michigan-Flint with a biology degree. She returned to school attending Wayne State and achieved her nursing degree. Following college, she accepted a position at Henry Ford in Infectious Disease where she worked for six years. She came to Hurley and accepted a position in Supplemental Staffing where she has worked eleven years.

Supplemental Staffing is common practice in the healthcare industry, allowing coverage to be provided in areas where there may be higher census or staffing coverage needs. Working as an RN in Supplemental Staffing is no easy feat. While traditional employment settings offer a certain level of predictability, working in Supplemental Staffing may present a different work environment each day. For Yumeika, she may change areas daily or even within four hours. Yumeika begins her day by reporting to 8West Nursing Administration where she is given her assignment, which can be within any area of the medical center. Yumeika has worked on all nursing units with the exception of critical care.

YUMEIKA CLAYTON, RN

Yumeika working in different areas requires that she have a broader perspective of healthcare requirements and knowledge, as well as being able to work with an array of staff. This has given her many types of experiences, along with nursing skills required for each unit. Yumeika cares a great deal for her patients and it shows. Her recommendation noting, “Yumeika was such an amazing nurse to my husband while he was recovering from surgery.  He was quite medicated at times and not making sense, but she catered to him with such kindness. She stayed on top of maintaining his pain levels and went to every extent to make him comfortable.”

"The Best part of being a nurse is when you receive a genuine thank you from a patient or a family.  It is wonderful when you see they appreciate or care about how you performed your job, and they commend you for it.”

Wonderful was how Yumekia felt when she received the Daisy Award. “I was totally surprised. I could not have been more shocked to learn that I had received the Daisy Award. It felt good to be recognized and appreciated.”

Yumeika shared one of her favorite memories at Hurley. She worked with a colleague, Gordan, who gave everyone a nickname. The day came when he nicknamed her “Dr. Pumpkin.” It was not the nickname in itself that held significance but that she realized, “I am now a part of the Hurley Family.” Yumeika’s mother was also a member of the Hurley Family. She was a nurse and retired from Hurley.  Her mother was actually her inspiration to pursue a career in nursing. Yumeika is proud to be an RN at Hurley but at home, she takes pleasure in being a grandmother. Yumeika has four grandchildren who she enjoys spending time with and a new grandbaby on the way.

Have you witnessed an extraordinary registered nurse in action? Nominate an exceptional RN for the DAISY Award. Nomination forms are available in the Cafeteria, 8W Nursing Office and on the Hurley intranet.

Valley Area Agency Senior Power Day

Hurley is all about empowering seniors and their caregivers to take charge of their health and live their best lives!

On Wednesday, May 22, Laura Jasso and Moniquea Henry attended the annual Valley Area Agency on Aging (VAAA) Senior Power Day at Crossroads Village in Flint. VAAA has been hosting Senior Power Day for over 40 years, and it is one of Michigan's largest senior citizen event. This event is attended by over 300 community seniors and offers a unique opportunity for seniors, disabled adults and their families and caregivers to gather in a fun and supportive setting. Laura and Moniquea were there distributing information regarding various services at Hurley.

Hurley Appreciates First Responders

Hurley provided lunch for EMS partners and offered up some great prizes to show our appreciation to these tremendous medical providers who join with us to save lives throughout the state. Thank you EMTs and paramedics! Happy 50th Anniversary!

Inpatient Rehabilitation Center

Looking for Rehab Services Following a Hospital Stay?

Hurley Medical Center’s Inpatient Rehabilitation Center can help. Our team of therapists and caregivers are dedicated to providing top-quality care to help patients achieve physical goals and regain independence.

THERAPY SERVICES INCLUDE:

Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech Language Pathology,

SPECIALIZED REHAB PROGRAMS:

• Neurological Rehabilitation

• Orthopedic Rehabilitation

• Stroke Rehabilitation

• Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation

• Pediatric Rehabilitation

ADDITIONAL SERVICES:

• Case Management

• Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician (PM&R)

• Neuropsychology

• Transportation Assistance

For more information about Hurley Inpatient Rehabilitation Center, scan the QR code or call 810.262.6730.

HURLEY MEDICAL CENTER’S MOBILITY LAB

Body Weight Support System at Hurley’s state of the art Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility:

• Builds confidence

• 100% safety from any fall related injuries

• Allows patients to challenge themselves with advanced therapies

• Creates a safe environment for balance, strength, and gait training

33rd Children’s Miracle Network

The 33rd Children’s Miracle Network Bowlathon was held on Friday, May 17th.

Where kids can be kids! Highlights from the evening include a special guest appearance by George McIntyre from Cars 108, Miracle Child (and future Nurse) Kenzie Lawson as a volunteer, Courtney Cater (Accounting) donating back all her 50/50 proceeds and so many miracle family reunions!!

Thank you to our miracle families, bowlers and sponsors for making this Hurley Foundation event for kids fun and memorable. Special thanks to Title sponsor Dort Financial Credit Union and Lucky Strike sponsor Randy Wise Automotive Team.

EXCLUSIVE MUSEUM ACCESS

FAMILY FRIENDLY FOOD & BEVERAGES

INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES

MONDAY, JUNE 24, 2024

5:00–8:00 pm • Sloan Museum of Discovery • 1221 E. Kearsley St, Flint

$55 per person • Children 5-10: $15 • Children 4 & under: FREE Tickets can be purchased online at: hurleyfoundation.org/events

Remember what it’s like to be a kid again during a night of hands-on family fun for Hurley supporters at the Sloan Museum of Discovery. Proceeds from this year’s event will support the Child and Family Life team which provides oneon-one interaction and emotional support for pediatric patients at Hurley Children’s Hospital.

FUN FACTS

• Popcorn is over 5,000 years old.

• The first commercial popcorn machine was invented by Charles Cretors in 1885.

• Nebraska produces the most popcorn in America, around 250 million pounds per year.

• Microwaveable popcorn was invented by Pillsbury in 1982.

APPLE COLESLAW

Weekend Meal Prep. Sweeten up summer coleslaw - with Apples! You'll love the crunch of this Apple Coleslaw!

INGREDIENTS

2 cups shredded cabbage

1 medium carrot, grated

1/2 medium green pepper, chopped

1 medium apple, chopped

5 tablespoons yogurt, low-fat

1 tablespoon mayonnaise, low-fat

1 teaspoon lemon juice

1/4 teaspoon dill weed

DIRECTIONS

• Wash cabbage, cutting into fine shreds, until you have 2 cups.

• Peel and grate carrot.

• Chop half a green pepper into small pieces.

• Chop the apple.

• Stir cabbage, carrot, green pepper and apple in a large mixing bowl.

• Stir yogurt, mayonnaise, lemon juice, and dill weed in a small bowl.

• Pour that dressing over the salad. Toss to mix.

• Add salt and pepper to taste.

hurley HEALTHY LIVING SERIES

Understanding Brain Tumors & Neurosurgery in Older Patients with Frailty Screening

The May Hurley Healthy Living Series - "Understanding Brain Tumors & Neurosurgery in Older Patients with Frailty Screening” was held as a virtual event on May 21, 2024 at 3pm with Dr. Christian Bowers presenting. Dr. Bowers is the Director of Neurosurgical Oncology at Hurley Neurological Center. He is renowned for his frailty research. In fact, his Frailty lab, which has more than 2 dozen active research members, has already published 17 papers here in 2024. Dr. Bowers has been invited to give 18 national oral presentations. Dr. Bowers is dedicated to providing care to the underserved and has only worked at Level 1 Trauma Centers.

At this event, Dr. Bowers discussed the standardized method used to accurately identify frailty in patients and how this information is used to better manage neurosurgical treatment in older adults.

Physical frailty in older adults is a clinically recognizable state of increased vulnerability to adverse health outcomes such as disability, falls, institutionalization, and death. It is often defined as a medical syndrome that results from age-associated declines across multiple physiologic systems. Clinicians and researchers need a standardized method to consistently and accurately identify those patients who are most frail to better manage their care. Hundreds of studies have shown frailty—a clinically recognizable state of increased vulnerability to adverse health outcomes such as disability, falls, institutionalization and death—to be useful in assessing patient risk. In addition to frailty, Dr. Bowers discussed the types of brain tumors and the microsurgical techniques offered at Hurley Neurological Center, Mid-Michigan’s Center for Brain & Spine Disorders.

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continuing medical education (cmE)

Continuing Education Requirements for Michigan Medical Doctors

Authority: Public Act 368 of 1978, as amended

REQUIREMENTS FOR RENEWAL

The continuing education requirements apply to every physician renewing a Michigan medical license who has been licensed in the 3-year period immediately preceding the application for renewal. The requirements apply whether or not the physician is actively engaged in the practice of medicine. No one, including medical school faculty and resident physicians, is exempt from this requirement.

Each medical doctor is required to complete 150 hours of continuing education in courses or programs approved by the Board of Medicine, of which a minimum 75 hours of the required 150 hours must be earned in courses or programs designated as Category 1 programs.

A minimum of 1 hour of continuing education must be earned in the area of Medical Ethics

A minimum of 3 hours of continuing education must be earned in the area of Pain and Symptom Management, and at least 1 of the 3 hours must include controlled substance prescribing.

Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA)

Mandatory Training Standards

• LARA requires a one-time mandatory training in Opioids and Other Controlled Substances Awareness for prescribers and dispensers of controlled substances.

• LARA requires a one-time mandatory training in Identifying Victims of Human Trafficking.

• LARA requires a minimum of three hours, every 3-year renewal cycle, in Implicit Bias Training.

For more information or questions, please visit: michigan.gov/lara

continuing medical education (cmE)

New DEA Training Requirement via the MATE Act

The Medication Access and Training Expansion (MATE) Act, part of the federal Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023, requires ALL new or renewing DEA-registered practitioners who prescribe schedule II, III, IV or V drugs to undergo a one-time, eight-hour training requirement incorporating education on the treatment and management of patients with opioid and other substance use disorders.

See Michigan State Medical Society (MSMS) for further FAQs at: msms.org > NEWS

Hurley Online CME Courses

The following are free Hurley CME on Demand courses that have been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™:

• Advances in OB Pain Management (This activity fulfills the CE requirements for pain and symptom management.)

• Hypertension Management in the Hospitalized Child

• Human Trafficking and the Role of the Healthcare Provider (This activity fulfills the LARA mandatory training standards for identifying victims of human trafficking.)

• Pediatric Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities

Coming Soon:

Patient Communication, Urinary Tract Infections, and Ethical Challenges

Please visit: education.hurleymc.com/cme/calendar

Physician Support Line is a national, free and confidential support line service made up of 600+ volunteer psychiatrists, joined together in the determined hope to provide peer support for our physician colleagues and medical students. Physician Support Line was created with the mission of physicians supporting physicians as we navigate the many professional and personal intersections of our lives.

Physician Support Line promises to provide emotional support and a safe holding space for physicians and medical students.

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