• Pages
  • Editions
01 Welcome
02 Introduction
03 Emergency Preparedness
04 Safety Stand Down
05 Kevin Bove
06 Anna
07 Kaleidoscope
08 Heritage Corner
09 In the Spotlight
10 Community Impact Report
11 Making Rounds
12 Milestones

September 2023

In This Issue

Contributors

Karyn Enzweiler

Jason Feldmann

Katie Scheidt

Mary Beth Weaver

Cindy Duesing, editor

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center

Send comments, story ideas or questions to Employee_Communications@cchmc.org.

Of the many lessons we've learned over the years, the most important one is that, no matter how high we set our goals, we can't lose sight of the basics.

And the most important basic is safety.

So, in this issue, you'll find two stories that demonstrate our commitment to keeping patients, families and staff safe. One explores our efforts to be prepared for mass casualty incidents and other emergencies. For those of us who might be tempted to shrug off fire drills or opt out of getting RAVE alerts on our cell phones, it's impressive (and hopefully motivating) to see how many people in our region, and in our organization, take the training and drills seriously.

Our second story offers a recap of the 13th annual Frederick C. Ryckman Surgical Stand Down. Our perioperative area has an outstanding safety record, and they are doing everything they can to keep it that way.

You can also read about Kevin Bove, MD, who has been a pathologist at Cincinnati Children's for 55 years, and why he's still passionate about his work!

If you're looking for an upbeat patient story, learn more about Anna Mimms and how she is living her best life after a diagnosis of Dravet Syndrome.

If you've missed previous issues of Inspire, you can find them in our archives.

If you have story ideas for future issues, drop us a line at employee_communications@cchmc.org.

Always Be Ready, Always Be Safe
No Resting on Laurels Where Safety Is Concerned
55 Years and Counting: The Remarkable Career of Pathologist Kevin Bove, MD

Anna Lives Life to the Fullest Years after Dravet Syndrome Diagnosis

Kristin Chenoweth to Perform at Kaleidoscope

Heritage Corner Community Support Crucial to Our Success

In the Spotlight

Community Impact Report Now Available

Making Rounds

Milestones

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