Wound and Ostomy Journal: Happy New Year

Friday, January 6, 2023

Happy New Year

We look forward for a productive year this 2023 in preventing injuries (HAPI), maintaining our patients' safety and active involvement of nursing and staff.

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Wound Ostomy Department - Providence St Joseph Medical Center

Friday, January 6, 2023

Happy New Year

We look forward for a productive year this 2023 in preventing injuries (HAPI), maintaining our patients' safety and active involvement of nursing and staff.

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