Join  |  Contribute  |  Contact Us  |  About Us  |  Volunteer Login  |  Search 
St. Bernards Development Foundation St. Bernards Development Foundation St. Bernards Development Foundation
St. Bernards Development Foundation
St. Bernards Development Foundation
St. Bernards Development Foundation
 
 Home 
 Volunteers 
 Events 
 Programs 
 Contribute 
 News 
 Links 
 Wings Message 
 
 · Home
 · Volunteers
 · Events
 · News
 · About Us
 · Programs
 · Contact Us
Join our newsletter list

St. Bernards Medical Center – N1H1 Flu Preparedness

 

St. Bernards nurse, Brandy Eaton demonstrates proper hand-washing techniques.
Photo: James Byard | The Sun

St. Bernard’s Medical Center nurse Brandy Eaton demonstrates proper hand-washing techniques on Thursday. Hand washing is a key in preventing the spread of infections such as N1H1 flu.

As one of the tier one designated hospitals in Arkansas St. Bernards Medical Center has prepared for all types of emergency situations over the past 7 years.  Collaborating with the Arkansas Dept of Health, Emergency Preparedness Division, Arkansas Hospital Association, as well as regional hospitals, and local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC), we have developed and drilled for pandemic flu situations. 

Collaborating with local, state and national officials on a daily basis we are involved in educating our staff, planning with community agencies and managing concerns and questions as they arise.  Local emergency planning officials keep us abreast of the latest information and developments.  Utilizing our on staff infectious disease physician as on-site expert we are prepared to meet the local community concerns and health care needs. Read about Swine Influenza and you on the StBernards.info web site.

 

 
Add your Comment
 
Add your Comment
 
Required fields are denoted by asterisks  * .

Name:   * 
Email:
Website:

Comment (Text):

(must be plain text - HTML tags are not allowed)

Verification Code:
Verification Code
Please enter the text from the image above:
The letters are not case-sensitive.
Do not type spaces between the numbers and letters.
Only type the numbers and letters in the middle row.