2010 ANNUAL REPORT - Mission Hospital

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ASPIREASPIRE TO ADVANCE - VIDEO TRANSCRIPTAspire to Mission Hospital has meant ourability to take a great stride in the area ofinnovation and technology to support thepractice of medicine in this region.We’ve been able to bring the best technology, the bestdiagnostic capability in the world to south OrangeCounty. Along with it, we’ve been able to support ouraffiliated physicians in our Centers of Excellence withthe best clinical backup and diagnostic capability forthem to do the type of work that is world renowned.We identified the needs of all our Centers ofExcellence and the challenge was to work with ourphysicians and our clinical nurse specialists to makesure that not only our protocol, not only the staff butthat our technologies are also available to do earlydiagnosis, early clinical intervention provide the bestclinical outcome possible.This combination has lead us to be able to advancethe levels of our Centers of Excellence to a degreewhere we’re nationally recognized in terms of clinicaloutcomes. Our technology and our commitment totechnology is at the forefront. We want to be the betasite, we want to be the most advanced, we want tobe the most innovative on all fronts and in doing so,we’re able to bring better quality outcomes to ourpatient population in this region.The milestones that we hit in 2010 were prettyextraordinary. First, was the addition of our newpatient tower. The tower includes a brand newdiagnostic division for the medical center whichis by far the best in the country. Second, is a newSurgical ICU that supports our trauma programand our traumatic brain injury program, and thirdis our Progressive Care Unit which is our strokeunit on the fourth floor and is very unique. Theadvancement that we’ve made becoming one of thefirst Stroke Receiving hospitals in the region has beenextraordinary.Peter F. BastonePresident and Chief Executive OfficerThis year was also a landmark for us in regards tothe 30th Anniversary of Trauma Services at MissionHospital. Mission Hospital was one of the firsttrauma centers in the county and is one of onlythree left. We’re the only regional trauma center insouth Orange County, and the American College ofSurgeons has designated us as the top communitybased trauma center in the country.Having the ability to innovate and use technology anduse that flame of charism for our dear neighbor thatthe Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange brought forwardover 360 years ago is something that differentiatesus as a ministry. If the original Sisters were here Ithink they’d be astounded by the numbers of peoplewe’re able to reach, that we’ve invested in caringfor a broad population, that we are committed tocommunity health and community service andwe still define ourselves as a ministry. We defineourselves as a caring neighbor making sure that themost vulnerable in our community receive care. Takea look at the close to 3,000 employees that we havehere at Mission Hospital -that charism and that spiritis carried forward by all of us as part of the ministry.2010 Mission Hospital Annual ReportReporting on Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2009
ASPIRETOWER 2 OPENINGAspire to advance.We aspire to provide caring service with advancedtechnology that treats the whole person—mind,body and spirit. In fact, the opening of Tower 2this year makes Mission Hospital among the mosttechnologically advanced hospitals in the country,with internationally recognized, award-winningdesign and nationally-recognized expertise in a widerange of specialties.Access to the world’s best imaging and diagnosticcapabilities and award-winning, life-saving protocols.• Convenient access to technologies such asPET/CT, a dual-source CT scanner, bi-planeangiography, a state-of-the-art 3-Tesla Verio MRIand the software that connects them all, meansfaster, more accurate, integrated diagnosis andtimely treatmentThe Swenson Family Linear Accelerator Suiteprovides patient access to the latest cancer treatmentin Orange County.• Helps destroy cancer cells more effectively whilepreserving surrounding healthy tissue24-bed Progressive Care and Stroke Unit designed tomeet the needs patients requiring more than medicalsurgicalcare, but less than critical care.• Ensures patients and families are involved in thetreatment process from start to finish• Designated Stroke-Neurology Receiving CenterZimmer Neuroscience Wing provides care fortraumatic and critical injuries in our 20-bed SurgicalIntensive Care Unit.• Our team of nurses and specialists isinternationally recognized for developing andimplementing lifesaving treatment protocols• Rooms contain moveable power columns thatextend from the ceiling and carry all diagnosticequipment needed to care for the patient2010 Mission Hospital Annual ReportReporting on Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2009
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