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Celebrating Nurses Week: Spotlight on CHA HPMC ED Nurse for Creating Positive Patient Experience in a Matter of Minutes
Posted by Divya Sathyanarayanan
In honor of National Nurses Week, we spotlight the dedication of our Emergency Department (ED) nurse, Reginald Bueno, in creating positive, meaningful experience for our ED patients.
Reginald Bueno, RN in Emergency Department (ED) at CHA HPMC, believes in the power of conversation and customer experience. Reginald has been a part of the healthcare industry for over 14 years. He joined CHA HPMC in 2020.
In the ED, time
Learn How CHA HPMC Spine Surgeon Dr. Tae Shin Helps Patients Manage Osteoporosis through Minimally Invasive Treatment
Tae Shin, MD, is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon specializing in spine surgery and general orthopedics at CHA HPMC.
Tell us about your background and specialty.
I earned my medical degree from Yale University School of Medicine and completed my orthopedic residency training at the State University of New York at Brooklyn and a Spine Surgery Fellowship at New England Baptist Medical Center in Boston. I was a Clinical Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Tufts
Patient Transporter William Knecht Comforts Patients along the Way with Conversation
Posted by Divya Sathyanarayanan
As a patient transporter, William Knecht, 24, acts as one of the ‘wheels’ of patient care journey at CHA HPMC. It’s his job to ensure safe and comfortable transportation of patients to and from procedures, tests, or assist with discharges.
As he embarks on the journey with the patient, he begins by announcing the safety instruction: “Please keep your arms, hands, and feet inside the gurney at all
Personalize Your Plate with Global Foods & Healthy Recipes
By Janette Bedoyan, Registered Dietitian
This year’s theme for National Nutrition Month is ‘Personalize Your Plate’. It is important to eat a variety of nutritious foods, plan out meals, and learn to create tasty and healthy dishes. You can make your daily cooking exciting and interesting by incorporating food from other cultures.
Supermarkets are expanding the type of food products they offer to meet the needs of customers, who are looking for
CHA HPMC Orthopedic Surgeon uses Minimally Invasive and Robotic-Assisted Surgical Technologies to Improve Patient Lives
CHA HPMC has recently introduced the world’s most advanced Robotic-Assisted surgical system to optimize clinic outcomes, decrease surgical invasiveness, and improve patient lives. Dr. William T. Long, board-certified Orthopedic Surgery Specialist at CHA HPMC, was the first surgeon to perform a robotic-assisted knee replacement in Los Angeles in 2008 and is an innovator in minimally invasive surgical techniques. We interviewed Dr. Long to learn more about minimally invasive joint replacement and robotic-assisted surgery at CHA