Week in Review: The case for gender-neutral language; organization surpasses patient experience milestone – and more!
Michigan Medicine Headlines
by Daniel Ellman
10M ago
The long holiday weekend has arrived. Before you settle in for a (hopefully) relaxing and festive few days, be sure you get caught up on any Headlines stories you’ve missed over the past few days. For instance, readers learned about the importance of using gender-neutral language at work; units were lauded for their work toRead more ..read more
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Update: Unionization at Michigan Medicine
Michigan Medicine Headlines
by Daniel Ellman
10M ago
Earlier this week, the formal card check for the proposed expansion of the AFT-UMMAP group at Michigan Medicine was conducted.  In the vote, 319 out of 580 members voted to be recognized by UMMAP and included in the existing bargaining unit. The UMMAP bargaining unit now includes more than 1,400 Michigan Medicine employees in 56Read more ..read more
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The importance of celebrating quality and safety work
Michigan Medicine Headlines
by Daniel Ellman
10M ago
Across Michigan Medicine, teams are performing incredible quality and safety work that is improving care and patient outcomes. In October, the organization will celebrate that work during Quality Month 2023. Learn how you can make sure your work is included in that celebration – and find out why the celebration itself is so important –Read more ..read more
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July 4 outpatient pharmacy hours
Michigan Medicine Headlines
by Daniel Ellman
10M ago
U-M Health outpatient pharmacies will have modified hours for the July 4 holiday.  Here is the upcoming schedule for each pharmacy: Taubman Pharmacy: Rogel Cancer Center Pharmacy: Brighton Center for Specialty Care Pharmacy: East Ann Arbor Pharmacy: Kellogg Eye Center Pharmacy: Meds to Beds ..read more
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Reminder: Monthly and quarterly radiation dosimeters due for exchange July 1
Michigan Medicine Headlines
by Daniel Ellman
10M ago
Don’t forget, monthly and quarterly radiation dosimeters (“badges”) are due for exchange on or before July 1. Please work with your departmental dosimetry contact and plan ahead to avoid late exchange. The wear period is indicated on the front of your dosimeter. On behalf of Michigan Medicine Safety Management Services and the U-M Radiation SafetyRead more ..read more
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A message from MIchigan Medicine leaders: U-M Affirmative Action Statement
Michigan Medicine Headlines
by Daniel Ellman
10M ago
Dear colleagues, Following the Supreme Court’s decision today to significantly narrow how race can be considered in admissions, President Ono has shared a statement regarding the decision on behalf of the university. It can be found HERE.  At the U-M Medical School and all of Michigan Medicine, we are steadfast in our support of buildingRead more ..read more
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Safer celebrations: How to practice firework safety this Fourth of July
Michigan Medicine Headlines
by Daniel Ellman
10M ago
Approximately a 4-minute read Key takeaways: The long holiday weekend is approaching and as the summer sun shines bright, many employees across Michigan Medicine are eagerly anticipating celebrating the Fourth of July with friends and loved ones.  Amid the excitement and festivities, however, it is crucial to prioritize safety and well-being. By staying informed, beingRead more ..read more
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Headlines is moving! New site ready to make its debut
Michigan Medicine Headlines
by Daniel Ellman
10M ago
Approximately a 3-minute read Key takeaways:  After today’s newsletter, Michigan Medicine Headlines will transition to a SharePoint platform. The new site will provide a number of benefits, including easier ways to submit your content and improved cybersecurity. Here’s what you need to know to prepare for the transition, which will officially take place with theRead more ..read more
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A guide to inclusive communication: The case for gender-neutral language
Michigan Medicine Headlines
by Daniel Ellman
10M ago
Approximately a 5-minute read Key takeaways:  It seems obvious to say that centering the person in health care improves the quality of the care that a person receives. Or that respecting who your colleagues are can improve their life and work experience. Yet we still live in a world where health disparities are persistent andRead more ..read more
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July virtual cooking classes: Summer salads
Michigan Medicine Headlines
by Daniel Ellman
10M ago
Learn to make delicious, healthier foods at MHealthy’s free virtual cooking classes.  Registration is now open for July cooking classes. Register by 10 a.m. on July 13.   Cool salads for hot summer days Salads are great any time of the year but there’s something about enjoying a cool salad on a warm summer day thatRead more ..read more
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