Memorial Hospital Honored for Excellence

Memorial Hospital Honored for Excellence
April 1, 2018 Memorial Hospital
Pat Schou, Cynthia Huffman Stewart, Kathy Holst, Terry Pope, Ada Bair, Angie Charlet

Pictured are Pat Schou (left), ICAHN Executive Director; Cynthia Huffman Stewart, Memorial Hospital Marketing Director; Kathy Holst and Terry Pope, Memorial Hospital Board Members; Ada Bair, Memorial Hospital CEO; and Angie Charlet, ICAHN Director of Quality, Education Services and Compliance.

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HONORED FOR EXCELLENCE IN QUALITY OF CARE AND TOP PERFORMANCE

CARTHAGE, IL – The Illinois Critical Access Hospital Network (ICAHN) recently recognized Memorial Hospital for its ongoing commitment to exceptional quality of care, during a ceremony held November 14th at the I Hotel and Conference Center, Champaign, IL.

As part of the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy Medicare Beneficiary Quality Improvement Program (MBQIP), Memorial Hospital and other critical access hospitals were asked to voluntarily participate in four defined domains of quality outcomes. These four domains include: Patient Safety/Inpatient; Patient Engagement; Care Transitions; and Outpatient Measures.

“Often, in rural hospitals, having a devoted staff member to abstract and submit this data can be both time-consuming and burdensome,” said Angie Charlet, ICAHN Director of Quality, Educational Services, and Compliance. “This hospital realizes how important quality of care and an engaged staff is for its patients…From its top leadership on throughout the facility, each strives for continued quality on a daily basis, and that is what we are celebrating today.”

Memorial Hospital was recognized for demonstrating top performance over two quarters in any domain (as is demonstrated by a >95% quality score). “We are very proud of our team for achieving this level of excellence in health quality,” said Ada Bair, Memorial Hospital CEO. “This is truly a team effort that recognizes our dedication to delivering a healthcare experience that our patients and staff can be proud of.”

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