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Baystate Medical Center earns fifth consecutive Magnet Recognition for nursing excellence
Baystate Medical Center earns fifth consecutive Magnet Recognition for nursing excellence

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time22-05-2025

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Baystate Medical Center earns fifth consecutive Magnet Recognition for nursing excellence

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Baystate Medical Center has once again earned Magnet Recognition from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). This marks the fifth consecutive designation and placing it among an elite group of hospitals nationwide. The announcement highlights Baystate's two decades of sustained excellence in nursing, as it becomes one of fewer than one percent of hospitals across the country to achieve Magnet status five times in a row. The designation is considered the highest national honor for professional nursing practice and is recognized as the gold standard for nursing excellence. Chicopee small business recognized at Walmart showcase 'This recognition affirms what we already know to be true—our nurses are extraordinary,' said Joanne Miller, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, Senior Vice President and Chief Nurse Executive of Baystate Health. 'This fifth Magnet designation is a profound recognition of the extraordinary care, professionalism, and heart that our nurses bring to every patient, every day. It reflects 20 years of sustained nursing excellence and a deep-rooted culture of collaboration across our organization. I could not be prouder of the nursing team and every individual who supports their success.' Magnet designation is awarded based on a rigorous evaluation process that includes a review of patient outcomes, nursing leadership, professional development, and collaboration within healthcare teams. The ANCC cited Baystate for exemplary performance in these areas and praised its culture of innovation and continuous improvement. 'This honor is a reflection of our entire Baystate Medical Center family—all team members who work with and support our nurses,' said Ron Bryant, President & COO of Baystate Medical Center. 'It speaks to our collective commitment to excellence and the power of working together to care for our community. Congratulations to our nurses on this achievement!' Baystate first received a Magnet design in 2005 and has maintained its commitment to excellence in patient-centered care ever since. Hospital leaders attribute this sustained recognition to the dedication and teamwork among nurses and their interdisciplinary partners. Throughout its 20-year journey as a Magnet-recognized institution, Baystate has consistently prioritized professional development, shared decision-making, and resiliency, key principles of Magnet organizations. WWLP-22News, an NBC affiliate, began broadcasting in March 1953 to provide local news, network, syndicated, and local programming to western Massachusetts. Watch the 22News Digital Edition weekdays at 4 p.m. on Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

UHS receives $3.9 million grant as it continues pursuit of nursing excellence
UHS receives $3.9 million grant as it continues pursuit of nursing excellence

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time14-05-2025

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UHS receives $3.9 million grant as it continues pursuit of nursing excellence

JOHNSON CITY, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – UHS is receiving a huge boost in its effort to achieve a higher level of nursing excellence. The healthcare system announced a $3.9 million grant from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation on Wednesday. The money, which UHS will match dollar for dollar, will go toward helping it achieve Magnet Recognition for nursing. The accreditation process is expected to take up to five years and will be done using a bottom-up shared governance approach in which councils made up of nurses and other staff will recommend new policies and procedures and investment in new equipment. Kay Boland is a Senior Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer. Boland says the focus is on access, quality, and safety for patients. 'I am so proud of the creativity, dedication, innovation, and care that our nurses provide every day to our patients. I have every confidence that we will deliver on our promise to the Magnet Journey and provide value for every dollar the foundation has given to us,' said Boland. Boland says the funding will help to boost nurse's salaries, especially as they seek advanced degrees and certifications. It will also support and expand the Nursing Residency that UHS initiated in 2018, including the creation of a simulation lab for professional development. Amber Hoetzel is a Nurse Educator at UHS. 'In the 11 years that I've worked at UHS, I've always felt that UHS has supported staff to professionally grow from within the organization. UHS helps to foster this environment of growth and development for nursing through the Clinical Ladder program and Success Pays and I feel that those programs will only get stronger with this journey to our magnet status,' said Hoetzel. Boland says the money, which will be paid out over five years, will also fund technology upgrades to increase virtual nursing through telehealth. She says achieving Magnet status, which only 10 percent of hospitals in the country have, will assist with recruitment, along with improving care. Boland says the focus will be on Wilson and Binghamton General Hospitals, but the improvements will also benefit Chenango Memorial and Delaware Valley as well. Real Heroes Breakfast honors community members for their bravery UHS receives $3.9 million grant as it continues pursuit of nursing excellence Community prepares for 15th annual Sacred Sites tour NYS awards $86M to arts and culture nonprofits throughout state Local students awarded with Frank G. Paul Medal of Excellence Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Saudi German Hospital Aseer branch achieves new milestone with prestigious ANCC Magnet ® Designation - Middle East Business News and Information
Saudi German Hospital Aseer branch achieves new milestone with prestigious ANCC Magnet ® Designation - Middle East Business News and Information

Mid East Info

time26-01-2025

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Saudi German Hospital Aseer branch achieves new milestone with prestigious ANCC Magnet ® Designation - Middle East Business News and Information

Saudi German Hospital (SGH) Aseer has earned the prestigious Magnet® Designation, a distinguished recognition for nursing excellence awarded by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). This accolade positions SGH Aseer as the first hospital in the Southern Region of Saudi Arabia to achieve this esteemed honor. Furthermore, it showcases SGH's unwavering dedication to delivering world-class patient care, by embracing innovative practices, professional development, research, staff engagement and quality outcomes in nursing practice. The Magnet ® designation is awarded to only 9.8% of hospitals in the U.S., with 16 international hospitals recognized and just 5 in Saudi Arabia. This positioning establishes SGH Aseer as a regional leader in nursing excellence. Makarem Sobhi Batterjee, Vice Chairman of Saudi German Health, commented: 'Saudi German Hospital Aseer sets a new benchmark for nursing practice in the region by receiving the prestigious Magnet Recognition. This accomplishment is a true reflection of our team's unwavering commitment to elevating care standards and promoting innovation, thereby advancing healthcare services in the region and beyond.' Dr. Ahmed Shebl, Group CEO of Saudi German Health, stated: 'The Magnet Recognition represents a significant milestone in our mission to transform healthcare by providing exceptional patient care and fostering innovation. This recognition reflects our dedication to continuous improvement, enhancing quality care , and shaping healthcare outcomes that positively impact the communities we serve, thereby ensuring the best patient experience.' Iman El Kouwatly, Group Chief Nursing Officer at Saudi German Health, said: 'Magnet Recognition is the highest credential a healthcare organization can achieve, and we are thrilled to earn this prestigious honor. This accomplishment reflects our team's steadfast commitment to excellence in health care under the leadership of Mr. Ramzi Mouawad, CNO of SGH Aseer. We are proud to be recognized among the elite hospitals worldwide that have received this gold standard for nursing excellence.' To celebrate this remarkable achievement, SGH Aseer recently hosted a special event at the hospital's auditorium, where approximately 300 attendees from the hospital staff, families, and patients gathered to honour this milestone. The Magnet Recognition is a milestone in Saudi German Health's transformational journey, reinforcing the organisation's steadfast dedication to improving healthcare outcomes and enhancing patient-centred care and patient experience. Saudi German Health has long been at the forefront of healthcare innovation, continually striving to ensure top-tier clinical outcomes and exceptional patient satisfaction.

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