Cone Hospital review [May, 1987]

              Review
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Neurological Disorders    2
Arc You Interested in Child
Care for MCH Employees?. .      2
Cone Cares for Life 5 6? 4
Uniform Fair        5
Health Programs that Matter 5
Employee Appreciation Da\ 5
Radiation Oncology Center Opens  .6
May 1987
Construction of
Ambulatory Surgery
Center will Begin
in June
A. Certificate of Need for a freestanding ambulatory surgery
center has been received by
Moses Cone Hospital from the
State of North Carolina. Appeals
against this approval, which was
initially granted in July 1986,
have been dropped. The hospital
expects to begin construction on
this project in June 1987.
Architects for the project, The
Cromwell Firm, Memphis, Tennessee, are completing working
drawings    and    contract   docu
ments. Following final review by
the State, a contractor will be
selected.
The ambulatory surgery center
will be located on a site just north
of the Family Practice Center on
North Church Street. It will contain three operating rooms initially, and will function as a freestanding facility. The hospital
anticipates that construction of
the center will be completed by
April 1988.
First Gamefield
Installation
Students from Union Hill Elementary School in High Point demonstrate
the new Gamefield equipment located on the campus of North Carolina
A&T State University at a dedication ceremony held on April 8. This
was the first installation of 10 Gamefields which will be located in Guilford
County. Moses Cone Hospital is the regional sponsor of the National Fitness
Campaign, and the Gamefields are being installed as part of this effort.
Other Gamefield sites will be Ferndale Middle School, High Point; Laughlin
Primary School, Summerfield; Union Hill Elementary School, High Point;
Florence Elementary School, High Point; Pleasant Garden Elementary School,
Pleasant Garden; Stokesdale Elementary School, Stokesdale; and Wheelchair
Sports Courses will be located at The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital
Rehabilitation Center; Jamestown Elementary School and Gateway Education Center.
REVIEW
Moses Cone Hospital
1200 North Elm Street
Greensboro, North Carolina 27401-1020
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Carolyn Ford, Editor
Service Awards Given to
229 Employees
Barden
Davis
Paschal
Smith
oervice awards were presented to
229 Moses Cone Hospital employees who observed anniversaries during 1986 of 5, 10, 15, 20,
25 and 30 years. Pins were presented by Hospital President
Dennis R. Barry, Executive Vice
President James W. Albright,
James Brexler and David
McCombs, Vice Presidents of
Support Service, and Vice President of Human Resources Jim
Pfohl  at  a  celebration  held on
Washington
April 2. Honorees and their
spouses or guests were invited to
the Greensboro Sheraton for
dinner and entertainment. Employees with 25 and 30 years of
service received additional gifts.
Employees celebrating 30 years
of Service are Theodore Barden,
Radiology Services; Maxine B.
Davis and Arnell D. Wright,
Nutritional Services; Gladys M.
Hancock, Communications;
Gladys N. Moore, Family Practice
Wright
Center; Beatrice W. Paschal,
Nursing Department retiree;
Joshua Washington, Facilities
Management, and Edward L.
Smith, Purchasing Department.
Eleven employees received
25-year awards; 21 employees
celebrated 20-year anniversaries;
15-year pins were given to 25
employees; 39 employees received
10-year pins; and five-year pins
were given to 125 employees.
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Hospice at Qreensboro
The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital
cordially invite you to celebrate
the opening of the Hospice Inpatient Unit
Third floor, Moses Cone Hospital
Sunday, May 3, 1987
1:00 until 4:00 p.m.