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Maury Regional Medical Center October 2010 Vol. XXIX, Issue 10
Maury Regional Receives AHA Get With the Guidelines Gold
Performance Achievement Award
Maury Regional Medical Center (MRMC) has received the Get
With The Guidelines®–Heart Failure Gold Performance Achievement
Award from the American Heart Association, according to Cardiology
Nurse Manager Lisa Chambers.
“We have worked diligently to provide outstanding care to our
heart failure patients. This award speaks to the commitment of our
physicians and staff to utilize proven treatment methods and improve
the health of our patients,” said Chambers.
The recognition signifies that MRMC has reached an aggressive
goal of treating heart failure patients with compliance for at least 24
months to core standard levels of care as outlined by the American
Heart Association/American College of Cardiology secondary prevention
guidelines for heart failure patients.
Get With The Guidelines is a quality improvement initiative that
provides hospital staff with tools that follow proven evidence-based guidelines and procedures in caring for heart failure
patients to prevent future hospitalizations.
“Maury Regional is dedicated to making our care for heart failure patients among the best in the country and implementing
the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines–Heart Failure program will help us accomplish
this goal by making it easier for our professionals to improve the long-term outcome for these patients,” said Dr. Martin
Chaney, physician champion for heart failure initiatives.
Home Services Among Top 25 Percent for Fifth
Consecutive Year
Home Services employee Andrea
Yeiser, RN, is pictured with
patient Nick Nicholas, providing
excellent care in the comfort of
his home.
Pictured are Chambers; Rita Casteel, RN; Laura
Tatum, RN; Dr. Chaney; Earl Coleman, American
Heart Association; Director of Clinical Outcomes
Brenda Hogan; Community Health Nurse Paula
Streeter; and Cardiovascular Service Line Administrative
Director Cathy Malone.
see Gold Award, page 7
Maury Regional Home Services has been named to the 2010 HomeCare
Elite, a ranking of the top 25 percent of agencies in the nation based on an
analysis of performance measures in quality outcomes, quality improvement
and financial performance.
“I am extremely proud of our Home Services team and the difference
they make in the lives of our patients,” said CEO Robert Otwell. “The staff
provides outstanding clinical care, which results in better outcomes for patients,
and they do so with a level of care and compassion that has resulted
in exceptional scores for patient satisfaction.”
The HomeCare Elite annual review is in its fifth year of publication from
OCS HomeCare and DecisionHealth. Maury Regional Home Services is
among the five percent of agencies in the recent study that have been ranked
in the top 25 percent every year. Organizations are evaluated on publicly resee
HomeCare Elite, page 5

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New Employees
September 2010
Environmental Services
Alma Grooms
Human Resources
Amy Lebel
Information Technology
Daryl Odom
Laboratory
Christian McKennon
Janet Pancheri
Alicia Tears
Materials Management
Kimberly Anderson
Summer Hoath
Nursing
Ashley Boswell
Sarah Brewer
Monica Bumpas
Milinda Cothran
Desiree Davis
Belinda Huitt
continued on page 3
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1224 Trotwood Avenue
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Organizational Announcement
Bobby Ellis has accepted the position of support
center manager. Ellis received his associate’s degree in
computer information systems from Columbia State and
is pursuing a bachelor’s degree from Middle Tennessee
State University in information technology. He has been
an employee since February, and most recently served as
a support tech.
“Bobby has shown great initiative since being employed
at the medical center. His professional background,
patient focus and customer service perspective make him well suited for this
management position,” said Nick Swift, chief financial officer.
Trever Hawkins, RN, has accepted the position of
mother/baby nurse manager. Hawkins received her bachelor’s
degree in nursing from Middle Tennessee State University
and is pursuing a master’s degree from Tennessee
State University. She has been an employee at the
medical center for 14 years, serving as a charge nurse in
various units.
“Trever’s years of experience and her passion for
mothers and babies will prove as great assets to the facility.
We are grateful for her leadership,” said Diane Perry, administrative director
of women’s, children’s and oncology services.
Online Payment and Drive-Through
Services Offered
For the convenience of customers, MRMC is now offering online bill payment
as well as a drive-through service at the Annex located across the street
from the medical center, according to Chief Financial Officer Nick Swift.
“It was important to us that we provide our customers with more options
that are convenient and accessible,” said Swift. “People lead busy lives and
our goal is to make doing business with the medical center a little easier.”
To pay a bill online, simply go to mauryregional.com. An icon appears on
the home page in the blue column on the left. By selecting this option, you will
go to a safe and secure site to view your account charges and pay your bill.
On the initial visit, a customer will set up an account with a password that they
determine. Once an account has been activated, the customer can access it
at any time for viewing account activity.
For those who prefer to pay a bill in person, the cashier’s office has moved
to the Annex, which offers convenient parking and drive-through service. The
Annex is located at 1223½ Trotwood Avenue near McDonald’s. Office and
drive-through hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
Patient Accounts Director Kirby Hedrick stated, “In addition to making
payments more convenient, we have patient account representatives available
at the Annex to answer questions and assist individuals in managing
their accounts. We believe that customers will find our new customer-friendly
location beneficial in meeting their needs.”
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MRMC Welcomes New Physician
Jonathan S. DiRuzzo, M.D., a specialist in anesthesiology,
has joined the medical staff. He is associated with
Drs. Rodney Bradley Gilbert, Daniel Haile, Bhaskar Reddy,
Patrick Souris, Tinu Thomas, James Vernier, James Vincent,
and Timothy Watson of Columbia Anesthesia Group.
Dr. DiRuzzo received his medical degree from the
University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio,
Texas. He completed a residency and internship in anesthesiology
at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Dr. DiRuzzo
Employees Present at THA
Several MRMC employees were featured speakers at the annual Tennessee
Hospital Association (THA) meeting in mid-October.
Clinical Outcomes Director Brenda Hogan was selected
to give a presentation on the Progressive Upright
Mobility (PUM) program at the Creating a Culture for Performance
Excellence Leadership Summit. The session
was attended by nearly 200 individuals. Hogan shared
the medical center’s processes, measurements and successes
in improving outcomes for ventilator patients. The
Brenda Hogan
presentation ended with a video Hogan produced with
assistance from Chad Sullivan, support tech, and Brian
Beck, clinical educator, that was a touching visual representation
of the difference this program made in the life of one patient. Hogan
praised the front line team from Nursing, Respiratory Care, Physical Medicine
and Transport Services who worked hard every day for the past two years on
this program that has resulted in the extraordinary outcomes she was able
to share in the presentation. Core PUM team members include Ginger Earnest,
Darryl Jett, Fernando DaSilva, Christy Wright, Sharon Dobbins, Carey
Albright, Beck, Hogan, Melissa Miller, Pat Poole, Dr. Thomas Quinn and Lori
Thomas.
MRMC also had two poster presentations—one on providing comprehensive
care to diabetic patients and another on care of congestive heart
failure (CHF) patients. The diabetes poster was submitted by Deborah Sut-
see THA Presenters, page 6
Physician Presents at Senior Health Clinic
Maury Regional employees and a physician
attended a Senior Health Clinic held
at a local church in Columbia. Dr. Joel
Kochanski, a specialist in radiation oncology,
spoke to the attendees about prostate
cancer. Dana Salters, women’s center coordinator,
educated the group on breast
cancer and the importance of its early detection. Approximately 100
people attended the event to learn more about available services to
seniors. Pictured are Salters and Dr. Kochanski with several organizers
of the event.
New Employees,
continued
Nursing, continued
Darlene Lang
Leah London
Rachel McCord
Gary Olson
Fabian Oden
Mashaya Stephens
Aimee Turner
Physical Medicine
Stephanie Stanley
Pre-Service
Shonda Ervin
Radiation Therapy
Sarah Peterson
Respiratory Care
Brooklyn Foster
Surgery
Linda Hudson
Shirley Sparks
Switchboard
Brittany Munsie
Transport Services
Kyle Bays
Promotions
Rosemary Cothran
from RN, CCU,
to care manager, Quality Services
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Promotions,
continued
Bobby Ellis
from LAN support tech I,
to support center manager,
Information Technology
Trever Hawkins
from RN, Labor & Delivery,
to nurse manager, Mother/Baby
Carol Annette Stephenson
from RN, Emergency Department,
to nursing supervisor,
Nursing Administration
Births
Jaclyn Gray, nursing, and her husband,
Michael, welcomed
Jacelyn Lennox Gray on October
7. She weighed 7 lbs. and 8 ozs.
Dr. James Grippo and his wife,
April, welcomed Maria Belle Grippo
on September 26. She weighed
7 lbs. and 14 ozs.
Lisa Knoepfel, ACC, and her
husband, Donald, EMS, welcomed
Levi Peyton Knoepfel on
September 23. He weighed
7 lbs. and 6 ozs.
Faye Walker, SNU, and her
husband, Brian, welcomed
Jordan Alexander Walker on
September 30. He weighed 7 lbs.
and 12 ozs.
MRMC Conducts Community Outreach
Staff members from MRMC recently participated in several community
events, according to Community Outreach Coordinator Michele Tankersley.
At the Southern Fried Festival in downtown
Columbia on September 24 and 25, more than
400 blood pressure checks were performed by
volunteers from the medical center staff. In addition,
EMS personnel were on bike patrol and
provided information on emergency services,
while Chest Pain Coordinator Brenda Bishop offered
information about heart attack and stroke.
MRMC also participated in the Spring Hill
Country Ham Festival on October 2. Hundreds
of miniature pumpkins were distributed to children
who visited the medical center’s booth at
the festival, which had an estimated attendance of more than 15,000. Free
blood pressure screenings were provided by employees of Family Health Group
Spring Hill.
The Senior Health Information Fair was held at the Maury County Park on
Thursday, October 14. The event was sponsored by the Maury County Senior
Center. Several representatives from MRMC were in attendance to provide information
while Women’s Center Coordinator Dana Salters performed bone
density screenings and Jennifer McNeil, RN, First West, performed blood pressure
checks.
Employees Support Awareness Walks
Pictured are MRMC employees
who participated in the Heart Walk.
Respiratory Care Seminar
Approximately 80 respiratory therapists
and nurses attended a respiratory
care seminar on September 24 hosted by
the Respiratory Care Department in the
Auxiliary Conference Room. Pictured at
the seminar is featured presenter Dr. Jon
Freels, a specialist in pulmonology (right),
with (l-r) Respiratory Care Assistant Jan Butler, Respiratory Care Coordinator
Sharon Dobbins and Director of Respiratory Care Christy Wright.
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Pictured are (left) Lisa Couch,
RN, and Elaine Liberto, RN,
at the Country Ham Festival.
Numerous MRMC employees participated
in the Nashville American Heart Association
Heart Walk on October 2. The walk,
aimed at fighting and raising public awareness
of cardiovascular disease, raised more
than $1 million.
MRMC also hosted an educational booth
at the Susan G. Komen Nashville Race for
the Cure on October 9. Eleven Women’s
Center and Imaging employees educated
people on breast self exams and early detection of breast cancer. More than
1,000 people visited the tent to receive information. In addition, approximately
15 employees from the Imaging Department participated in the walk.

Women’s Center Hosts Women
Helping Women
The Maury Regional Women’s
Center hosted a free Women
Helping Women luncheon on Friday,
October 22.
Dr. Terry L. Hendrickson, a
Columbia optometrist, was joined
by Nashville area comedians Rik
Roberts and Leslie Nash to present
a program called “Humor and
Healing.”
Nash is a professional comedian
who established a monthly
comedy program for guests of the
American Cancer Society’s Hope Lodge, which offers accommodations to
cancer patients undergoing treatment. Hendrickson performs stand-up comedy
as a hobby and is a regular performer with Nash at the Hope Lodge.
Roberts is a professional comedian who has performed both stand-up and
improvisational comedy. He currently teaches comedy classes and works as
a corporate entertainer and motivational speaker at events throughout the
United States.
During the program, Hendrickson discussed the positive effect that humor
can have on those dealing with difficult situations and shared some of
his own experiences in using humor to touch those diagnosed with cancer.
All three comedians performed portions of their stand-up routines for the luncheon
guests.
Women Helping Women is a free quarterly lunch and learn series that addresses
health issues facing women today.
HomeCare Elite, from page 1
Pictured are (l-r) Women’s Center Coordinator
Dana Salters with Nash, Hendrickson and
Roberts at the Women Helping Women luncheon.
ported data and do not apply for this award.
Director of Home Services Debbie Bratton stated, “We received this recognition
based on the quality of care that our staff provides to patients each and
every day, utilizing proven treatment methods that result in better outcomes.
We are constantly evaluating ways that we can improve patient care.”
“The 2010 HomeCare Elite winners continue to demonstrate a commitment
to providing their patients with the best possible care while performing
at the highest level,” said Amanda Twiss, CEO of OCS HomeCare. “We congratulate
Maury Regional Home Services on being one of the top home care
agencies in the country.”
The 2010 HomeCare Elite is the only performance recognition of its kind
in the home health industry. The 2010 HomeCare Elite is brought to the industry
by OCS HomeCare, the leading provider of home care information,
and DecisionHealth, publisher of home care’s most respected independent
newsletter Home Health Line. The data used for this analysis were compiled
from publicly available information. The entire list of the 2010 HomeCare Elite
agencies can be viewed by visiting the OCS HomeCare Web site at www.
ocshomecare.com.
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In Memory of Retirees
Jerry Holcomb passed away on
October 13. He was a security guard
and was employed from
1988 to 2001.
Lenora Lacy passed away on
September 25. She worked in Nursing
and was employed at MRMC from
1966 to 1986.
Barbara Malone passed away on
September 29. She worked in
Environmental Services and was
employed at MRMC from
1986 to 2004.
Nurse Receives
Scholarship
Cardiology Nurse Manager Lisa
Chambers was selected as one
of four recipients of the Tennessee
Organization of Nurse Executives
(TONE) Jearline Deweese Memorial
Scholarships. The award was presented
to her by Carey Albright, administrative
director of ortho/neuro/
post-op services and TONE treasurer
and membership chair. In addition
to the $1,000 scholarship, Chambers
was invited to attend the annual
TONE meeting and Tennessee Hospital
Association Leadership Summit.
Chambers is currently pursuing
a bachelor’s in nursing degree from
Middle Tennessee State University.
The scholarship will aid in her tuition.
Pictured is (l-r) Vice President of
Nursing Services Deborah Lumpkins,
Chambers, Administrative Director
Cathy Malone and Albright.

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Benefits Open Enrollment
Approaching
Maury Regional’s open enrollment
period for benefits begins November
5 and continues through December
5. During this time, you will
be able to enroll or make changes to
your current coverage to be effective
January 1, 2011. The benefit counselors
from Colonial Life will be back
again for a limited number of days
to personally assist you during the
enrollment process. You may also
contact Cindy Wilmore, benefits specialist,
at extension 1096 to request
enrollment forms or for assistance in
completing them. A 403(b) consultant
will be available for one-on-one
sessions on November 9 and 22. Appointments
must be made via the link
on the intranet.
KRONOS
The new KRONOS timekeeping
system went live at MRMC on October
24 and now allows all employees
to clock in and out via their designated
phone or computer (located
within the employee’s department).
The new system also provides employees
the ability to view their own
time and submit PTO requests by
simply clicking on the Intranet /
Workforce Central / My Information
/ My Actions. Please contact your
department manager or the Payroll
Department if you have any questions
on how to use KRONOS.
Magazines Needed
Volunteer Services is collecting
magazines (family-friendly, no more
than six months old) to be placed in
waiting rooms throughout the medical
center. Please call 380.4047.
THA Presenters, from page 3
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Foundation News
Annual Fund-Raising Drive Kicked-Off
The annual fund-raising drive for The Maury Regional
Health Care Foundation and the United Way
of Maury County began in October with a footballthemed
kick-off event held on the front lawn. This
year’s slogan is “Support The Home Team!” At the
kick-off, hundreds of employees received a free tailgate
lunch and learned more about specific foundation
funds and how past donations have been used
to help patients and their fellow employees.
Pictured is Terri Fogg, foundation
administrative secretary,
hosting an informational
booth at the event.
Since the kick-off, several mini fund-raisers
have been held such as a bake sale, popcorn
party, pumpkin carving contest and ice cream sale.
Drawings have been held every week for those who
make a pledge to either organization. The winner of
two tickets to the Saints vs. Steelers game in New Orleans with overnight accommodations
was Deb Brown, RN, Sixth West.
“The Annual Drive Committee set this year’s fund-raising goal at $100,000,”
said Foundation Executive Director Joe Kilgore. “To date, we have had more
employee participation than in previous years, and employees have already
surpassed what they pledged last year. We are well on our way to meeting
our goal. Thank you for your enthusiasm and compassion for our patients and
employees.”
ton and Sue MacArthur on behalf of an interdisciplinary team consisting of
the medical staff, Nursing, Laboratory, Pharmacy, Quality Services and Food
and Nutrition. It addressed the increases in patients admitted with a primary
or secondary diagnosis of diabetes and how the team improved patient care
through process enhancements and patient education. Those involved in the
project include Sutton, MacArthur, Cindy Dugger, Donna Shedd, Dana Allen,
Mary Jane Hood, Marie Ruthsatz, Maureen Hicks, Talitha Haislip, Michele
Hargrove, Barbara Purcell, Jim Norton, Macie McKee, Linda Clayton, Anna
Cook, Jessica Hale, Deanna Jeffers, Lynnell Murrell, Sandy Studebaker, Hogan,
Renee Tew, Earnest, Diane Perry, Michele Craig and Melinda Fleming.
The CHF poster was submitted by Lisa Chambers and Cathy Malone on
behalf of the CHF Accreditation Team. It addressed the key elements leading
to accreditation and how MRMC developed inpatient education tools as
well as post-discharge follow-up to reduce readmission rates and improve
our evidenced-based score. The efforts outlined on this poster contributed to
MRMC attaining CHF accreditation from the Society of Chest Pain Centers
in July 2010. CHF team members include Elizabeth Beal, Beck, Tina Belew,
Brenda Bishop, Chambers, Amanda Cothran, Craig, Danny Fleming, Jason
Griggs, Hogan, Malone, Paula Streeter, Renee Tew, Christy Wells, and Drs.
Martin Chaney and Kevin Maquiling.
“It is such an honor to see Maury Regional staff members serve as leaders
in health care, sharing our successes with other organizations who might gain
from our experiences and constant drive for clinical excellence. Thank you for
representing our organization,” said CEO Robert Otwell.

Service Champion of the Month Award
Sheila Frazier, nurse tech on the Cardiovascular
Stepdown Unit, was named September’s
Service Champion of the Month. Frazier
has been an employee of the medical center
for five months.
“Sheila is a very hardworking employee
and has an outstanding commitment to patient
care and efficiency. Her coworkers enjoy working
alongside her because of her compassionate
heart and dedicated work ethic,” said Lisa
Chambers, cardiology nurse manager.
Pictured are (l-r) Administrative
Director Cathy Malone, Charge
Nurse Connie Demumbreum,
Frazier and Chambers.
November Calendar of Events
November 1
New Employee Orientation: 8 a.m., Auxiliary
Conf. Room, call 380.4017
Expectant Parent Class - Lamaze: 7-9
p.m., call 490.7046
November 2
New Employee Orientation: 8 a.m., Auxiliary
Conf. Room, call 380.4017
Diabetes Education Group: 11:30 a.m.,
PDR1, call 540.4324
Expectant Parent Class - Labor: 7-9 p.m.,
call 490.7046
November 3
Town Hall Meeting: 7:30 a.m., Auxiliary
Conf. Room
Breastfeeding Support Group: 11 a.m.-
1 p.m., West 7th Church of Christ, call
490.7074
November 4
Town Hall Meeting: 10 a.m. & 2 p.m.,
Auxiliary Conf. Room
Controlling Your Blood Sugar Seminar:
6-8 p.m., Auxiliary Conf. Room, must register
by calling 540.4324
November 7
Free Tours of Labor & Delivery: 1:30
p.m., call 490.7046
Expectant Parent Class - Baby Basics:
2-4 p.m., call 490.7046
November 9
Free Blood Pressure Check: 9:30-
10:30 a.m., Columbia Senior Center, call
490.4600
Expectant Parent Class - Delivery: 7-9
p.m., call 490.7046
Town Hall Meetings - Auxiliary Conference Room
Wednesday, November 3:
7:30 a.m.
November 14
Expectant Parent Class - Post Partum:
2-4 p.m., call 490.7046
November 15
Auxiliary Jewelry Sale: 7 a.m.-7 p.m.,
Auxiliary Conf. Room
Breast Cancer Support Group: 5:30
p.m., call 540.4166
November 16
Auxiliary Jewelry Sale: 7 a.m.-4 p.m.,
Auxiliary Conf. Room
Expectant Parent Class - Breastfeeding:
7-9 p.m., call 490.7046
November 17
Breastfeeding Support Group: 11 a.m.-
1 p.m., West 7th Church of Christ, call
490.7074
November 18
Retiree Luncheon: noon, Auxiliary Conf.
Room, must RSVP by November 8, call
381.1111, ext. 7167
November 19
Auxiliary Bake Sale: 6:30 a.m., Auxiliary
Conf. Room
November 22
Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage
Seminar: 2 p.m., Auxiliary Conf. Room
Look good...Feel Better A free program
for women undergoing cancer treatment:
5:30 p.m., reservations must be made, call
615.327.0991
Thursday, November 4:
10 a.m. & 2 p.m.
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Gold Award, from page 1
Under Get With The Guidelines–
Heart Failure, heart failure patients
are started on aggressive risk reduction
therapies such as cholesterollowering
drugs, beta-blockers, ACE
inhibitors, aspirin, diuretics and anticoagulants
while in the hospital. They
also receive alcohol/drug use and thyroid
management counseling as well
as referrals for cardiac rehabilitation
before being discharged.
“The full implementation of national
heart failure guideline recommended
care is a critical step in preventing
recurrent hospitalizations and prolonging
the lives of heart failure patients,”
said Lee H. Schwamm, M.D., chair of
the Get With The Guidelines National
Steering Committee and director of the
TeleStroke and Acute Stroke Services
at Massachusetts General Hospital in
Boston, Massachusetts. “The goal of
the American Heart Association’s Get
With The Guidelines program is to
help hospitals like MRMC implement
appropriate evidence-based care and
protocols that will reduce disability
and the number of deaths in these patients.
Published scientific studies are
providing us with more and more evidence
that Get With The Guidelines
works. Patients are getting the right
care they need when they need it.
That’s resulting in improved survival.”
Get With The Guidelines–Heart
Failure helps MRMC’s staff develop
and implement acute and secondary
prevention guideline processes. The
program includes quality-improvement
measures such as care maps,
discharge protocols, standing orders
and measurement tools. This quick
and efficient use of guideline tools
will enable MRMC to improve the
quality of care it provides heart failure
patients, save lives and ultimately
reduce health care costs by lowering
the recurrence of heart attacks.

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