Presented at the KP National Nursing Conference, Research and Innovation Academy Conference, California Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists, and American Heart Association International Stroke Conference.
Several nurse leaders supported the future of nursing by serving as a mentor to nurses new to their practice.
The Critical Care Star award is a way to recognize each other for going above and beyond for patients and/or each other. It is awarded from interdisciplinary team members to interdisciplinary team members.
Unplanned Extubations (UEs) are the fourth-most common adverse event in the nation’s Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU) and can lead to airway trauma, bleeding, and cardiovascular collapse.
On 4 Center, a medical-surgical telemetry unit at Kaiser Permanente San Francisco that specializes in caring for post-surgical patients, nurses know how important mobility is.
The Feed the Hungry program started initially on the 3OB unit. Jen Dash, BSN, RN, SN IV jump started this program when she identified the amount of waste that was taking place each shift.
In listening to our patients, families, partners and our staff, we continually evolve how we integrate EID into our organization’s infrastructure approach to strategy. Our CNE, Bridget Williams, DNP, MSN, RN, NEA-BC, has made an ongoing commitment to treat equity as a core value.
Black Maternal Week was a significant event that brought essential focus to the unique challenges and disparities faced by Black mothers. It functioned as a vital platform for storytelling, raising awareness, and advocating for enhanced maternal health care.
We are recognized as a top hospital in our community and honored for quality, patient safety and advanced medical care by industry and media organizations.
