Nurses and
staff gathered Jan. 18 for
kick-off events promoting the
hospital's commitment to the
Magnet designation journey.
Nurses cheer and
lend support to MUSC's
commitment to excellence and
quality outcomes. Watch a video
at http://tinyurl.com/786movz
The
events featured a football theme
with refreshments, goodie bags
and a chance to win prizes. MUSC
medical center executive
director Stuart Smith recognized
the event with a football
kickoff at Ashley River Tower
and the portico.
A Magnet designation for nursing
excellence and quality outcomes
is the next step in the
hospital's five-year MUSC
Excellence journey and is also a
component of the clinical
services strategic plan.
Stuart
Smith prepares to score by
kicking a football commemorating
MUSC's Magnet journey. Visit http://www.nursecredentialing.org.
According
to Marilyn Schaffner, Ph.D.,
R.N., administrator for clinical
services and chief nursing
executive, Magnet designation is
the highest honor a health care
organization can receive for its
nursing excellence and quality
outcomes.
The
Magnet Recognition program of
the American Nurses
Credentialing Center is
acknowledged as the achievement
of nursing excellence. Today,
more than 390 health care
organizations are
Magnet-designated.
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