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Culture and Community are super important to us at Taking Shape. Both of these things truly come to life through our people, who are awesome and amazing in their own right, and mighty as a positive and caring group!
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The newsletter provides updates from Camellia Home Healthcare's various offices over the holidays. It thanks the volunteer coordinators for their work helping patients and shares stories from patients praising the compassionate care. It also recognizes winners of a raffle and offices that earned awards for supporting fundraising efforts that raised over $1,900 for Camellia Ministries.
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Mobile games can help with health by incentivizing positive behaviors for patients and caregivers in a fun way. Monster Manor is a game that rewards tasks like taking medication on time with in-game rewards like unlocking monsters. It uses an incentive economy and respects the needs of both patients and children by allowing kids to still be kids through gameplay like smashing piñatas while supporting health goals through immediate alerts and reminders sent by SMS, email or app notifications.
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The document discusses how caregivers in the Mother Baby Department of Kaiser Permanente Northern California are embracing the principles of caring science. It presents an acronym for the first Caritas Process of "EMBRACE" which stands for Empathy, Mindfulness, Balance, Reaching Out, Acceptance, Caring, and Exceptional Service. These principles are incorporated into patient care and discussed at caring science meetings. The document was presented as a poster at the 2014 Caritas Consortium by Toni Halliwell from the Santa Clara Medical Center.
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Creating a caring environment for Lactating Mothers
1. Kaiser Permanente, Northern California
Caritas in Action
How Caring Science informs and inspires KP caregivers and affirms our commitment to provide our
patients and their families exceptional care
Caritas Consortium 2014
Creating a caring environment for Lactating Mothers
Honoring Health, Healing & Wholeness
2. Creating a caring environment for Lactating
Mothers
Intent to Contribute Statement:
Vision to create a lactation room of beauty and peace that generates feelings of well-being, healing and
meditation for working mothers in the hospital.
I am instituting Process #8 by creating a non sterile environment for new mothers to lactate. We have a
designated room which has been painted in soothing colors, a couch and 2 rockers. My intention is to create a
warm, homey room to allow the relaxation of the mother, decrease any pain and encourage bonding with the
baby. I am creating art for the area, I will be upgrading the decorating. I will place journals so that the Moms
can express their feelings.
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3. Inspired Contributor(s) :
Angela D Simms
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Service Area: Diablo
Medical Center: WCR
Affiliation: PCS
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Year Shared: 2014
Venue: Caritas Consortium
Format: Poster
ID #: H15
Keyword TAGs:
Identifier
Consortium2014-June, Diablo,
Walnut Creek, Poster, Patient
Care Services, Maternal Child
Health
Healing Environments
Descriptor
Healing Lounge
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Mothers
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Editor's Notes
Good morning, I am delighted and honored to be here today to recognize and reflect on how Caring Science is enabling us to transform the caring-healing culture within Northern California Kaiser Permanente.
And finally, the time we’ve been waiting for…
The joyful moment when we are able to Harvest the Bounty of all the thoughtful attention, dedication, good intentions and caring energy we have poured into tending the garden
The exuberant recognition that harnessing our capacity to Flourish has enabled us to Realize our Fullest Potential