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MOSES CONE HEALTH SYSTEM
The Moses H. Cone
Memorial Hospital
June/July 1996
A Publication for the Employees and Friends
of The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital
review
Volunteering at
Moses Cone Hospital
gave Bryan Georgiady
the chance to carry
the Olympic torch.
INSIDE
Around the Hospital
Teen volunteer carries the Olympic (lame
Bryan Georgiady fulfilled his heritage when he carried the Olympic torch past
The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital June 23. Georgiady, whose father is
Greek, is one of the latest links in the Olympic tradition that dates back to
ancient Greece.
A two-year veteran of Moses Cone Hospital's Teen Volunteer Program,
Georgiady was selected in April to be a Community Hero. A Community Hero
is a person whose service to others exemplifies the spirit of the Olympics. With
this honor came the responsibility of representing the community in the
Olympic Torch Run.
"It's a big honor," Georgiady said. "Not very many people in the country are
running, and every one who is running earned it."
Continued page 2/Olympic flame
2 Managed care shifts financial risks
6 Employee Council recognizes officers
Quality Plus
4 Hospital offers new heart procedure
5 Interdepartmental survey results announced
News Briefs
7 Value Analysis Program saves hospital money
s&
MOSES CONE HEALTH SYSTEM
The Moses H. Cone
Memorial Hospital
June/July 1996
A Publication for the Employees and Friends
of The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital
review
Volunteering at
Moses Cone Hospital
gave Bryan Georgiady
the chance to carry
the Olympic torch.
INSIDE
Around the Hospital
Teen volunteer carries the Olympic (lame
Bryan Georgiady fulfilled his heritage when he carried the Olympic torch past
The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital June 23. Georgiady, whose father is
Greek, is one of the latest links in the Olympic tradition that dates back to
ancient Greece.
A two-year veteran of Moses Cone Hospital's Teen Volunteer Program,
Georgiady was selected in April to be a Community Hero. A Community Hero
is a person whose service to others exemplifies the spirit of the Olympics. With
this honor came the responsibility of representing the community in the
Olympic Torch Run.
"It's a big honor," Georgiady said. "Not very many people in the country are
running, and every one who is running earned it."
Continued page 2/Olympic flame
2 Managed care shifts financial risks
6 Employee Council recognizes officers
Quality Plus
4 Hospital offers new heart procedure
5 Interdepartmental survey results announced
News Briefs
7 Value Analysis Program saves hospital money
