Inside Duke Medicine
DRH Cafeteria: Good food, friendly environment
November 6th, 2009Shannon Wineman, manager on the Mother/Baby Unit, talks about eating lunch in the cafeteria. "I don't necessarily buy my lunch here everyday, but we do kind of use it as…
Durham Regional Hospital
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Food Services employee knows her work is appreciated
November 5th, 2009Monica Ford, a food production associate, talks about her job in the Durham Regional cafeteria. She prepares meals for patients and employees. She knows they both appreciate her service.
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Meet winners of the 2009 Friends of Nursing Awards
November 4th, 2009This year 36 nurses will receive the Friends of Nursing Award at a gala on Nov. 7.
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Costume contest raises money for DRH United Way Campaign
November 3rd, 2009Durham Regional Hospital held a costume contest on Oct. 30 to help raise money for the 2009 United Way Campaign. Employees dressed up for Halloween and other employees contributed $1…
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DRH employee health fair draws a crowd for helpful information, advice
November 2nd, 2009More than 20 health representatives were on hand at DRH on Oct. 29 for the Live For Life employee health fair to answer questions and offer free screenings.
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Meet a great nurse: Amy Yancy-Mangum
November 2nd, 2009Amy Yancy-Mangum is one of 10 DUHS nurses who received the Great 100 Award this year, a statewide recognition program honoring 100 registered nurses who exemplify nursing excellence. Here are…
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PRMO works with patients to avoid payment surprises
October 21st, 2009DUHS’ Patient Revenue Management Organization (PRMO) is working with patients prior to admission or a medical procedure to avoid “sticker shock” from their out-of-pocket liability for high-dollar services.
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Patients come first at DRH
October 12th, 2009As a hospital, it is our mission to serve each person who enters our doors and to offer the best possible care to our patients. “Our patients come first,” says…
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Media Spotlight: NBC 17 scar-less option for hysterectomy
October 12th, 2009Patrick Yeung, M.D., assistant professor of minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, talks about the use of a single-incision to perform a hysterectomy.
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Lighten up: New DFC employee program can get you trim, fit
October 7th, 2009Afraid the coming holiday season will get the best of you? You’re not alone. Many people worry about gaining weight and keeping their fitness routine on track. Now the Duke…