September 19
A Publication fot the Employees and Ftiends of The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital
INSIDE
Around the Hospital
2 David McCombs column
3 Great 100 nurses named
4 Task force improves
patient collections
6 Employee Council update
News Briefs
7 Employees turn out for
United Way events
Hf Madeline Claggion, Nursing
Education, volunteers at the
Triad Sickle Cell Anemia
Foundation where she tests
patients for sickle cell disease.
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United Way volunteers pledge themselves
Madeline Claggion and Karen Lordeman-
Rowdy share a common interest that binds them to the Greensboro community. The two women, both
employees of The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, serve as volunteers in two of United Way of Greater
Greensboro's 38 agencies. Though they work in different agencies and possess different talents, they share the
same commitment to give back to their community. And this, they say, brings them great pleasure.
Madeline, who works as a Clinical Nurse Educator in Nursing Education, began volunteering at the Triad
Sickle Cell Anemia Foundation at the urging of a North Carolina A&T University classmate before she joined the
hospital staff 10 years ago. This agency provides important services and education to the community about
Continued page 2/ United Way
September 19
A Publication fot the Employees and Ftiends of The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital
INSIDE
Around the Hospital
2 David McCombs column
3 Great 100 nurses named
4 Task force improves
patient collections
6 Employee Council update
News Briefs
7 Employees turn out for
United Way events
Hf Madeline Claggion, Nursing
Education, volunteers at the
Triad Sickle Cell Anemia
Foundation where she tests
patients for sickle cell disease.
r
United Way volunteers pledge themselves
Madeline Claggion and Karen Lordeman-
Rowdy share a common interest that binds them to the Greensboro community. The two women, both
employees of The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, serve as volunteers in two of United Way of Greater
Greensboro's 38 agencies. Though they work in different agencies and possess different talents, they share the
same commitment to give back to their community. And this, they say, brings them great pleasure.
Madeline, who works as a Clinical Nurse Educator in Nursing Education, began volunteering at the Triad
Sickle Cell Anemia Foundation at the urging of a North Carolina A&T University classmate before she joined the
hospital staff 10 years ago. This agency provides important services and education to the community about
Continued page 2/ United Way
