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Kathy Hull Quotes
«Pretty much anybody could walk in off the street and they were in the emergency room. Now there is a barrier between registration and the actual treatment area. We have better control over who and how many family members are in the patient care area.»
Author: Kathy Hull
«It's not any further to park on the west side of the lot and come to the middle door than it is to park closer to the emergency room and come in that door. We have people seated at the registration desk that can get a wheel chair for a patient if necessary or provide any other assistance.»
Author: Kathy Hull
«They have glassed sliding doors. That affords privacy for the patient as well as allows for a crying child to be isolated or if an adult becomes upset, allows privacy for them as well.»
Author: Kathy Hull
«I think it would behoove the town to acquire the property and continue to look at its potential.»
Author: Kathy Hull
«This is a huge step in the right direction. We can now start planning and making sure the site is appropriate.»
Author: Kathy Hull
«There's nothing like a personal story to bring home how important the work is that you do. It's easy for me to say you do a great job, but if a patient, a family member comes back and says you made a difference, there's nothing like that.»
Author: Kathy Hull
«Nurses are with patients 10-12 hours per day giving old-fashioned care. This is a chance to say thank you to them.»
Author: Kathy Hull