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Madison Memorial Hospital honors exceptional caregivers with DAISY Award
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May 17, 2019
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0:56Now PlayingREXBURG — Madison Memorial Hospital is implementing a new program sponsored by the national DAISY Foundation to honor nurses who go the extra mile in their care.
Madison Memorial joins other hospitals who have done the same thing. The goal is to show nurses their work doesn’t go unrecognized. Madison Memorial Hospitals Chief Nursing Officer Kevin McEwan led the DAISY effort during National Nurses Week from May 6 to May 12.
The first DAISY Award was given Karen Sare Thursday. Sare has worked as a nurse for 47 years and has spent most of her time at Madison. Administrators say she is one of the most patient and helpful house supervisors. McEwan said Sare goes above and beyond to make special connections and form relationships with patients.
“I’ve seen her comfort patients and explain things to nurses. She is always willing to help wherever she can,” fellow nurse Carlie Dyorich says of Sare.
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