Choosing Wisely
Written by H. Andrew Selinger M.D. In healthcare, one can argue that the most important relationship is between a clinician and a patient. This relationship between a clinician and a patient should be rooted in trust and should benefit the patient. It is important that the clinician and patient continually communicate with one another to
Skin Wounds: Types, Risks, and Treatment Options
For many people, wounds such as cuts or sores naturally heal within a short time. However, in some cases, wounds fail to heal properly on their own, leading to extended hospital stays or potentially dangerous medical complications. Underlying medical problems such as diabetes, poor circulation, obesity, or an impaired immune system often contribute to the
ECHN’s Quarterly DAISY Award Recipient: Sonja Fisher
Meet Sonja Fisher, RN Sonja works in the Emergency Department at ECHN, and was nominated to receive the Daisy Award by her manager. “On Friday, December 4th, 2020 in the ED we held a young man in the Emergency Department for 67 hrs. The patient was a 17 year old male with diagnosis of schizophrenia.
