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Pullman Regional Hospital BirthPlace nurses receive Team DAISY Award

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Sarah Garibaldo and Jessie Roe, nurses at Pullman Regional Hospital's BirthPlace, were honored with the Team DAISY Award for their exemplary care during a recent delivery. A grateful patient nominated them, emphasizing their commitment to ensuring a healthy birth. "Sarah and Jessie stepped up to ensure the healthy delivery of my baby," the patient said in a recent news release. The Team DAISY Award is part of an international program that acknowledges healthcare staff who demonstrate exceptional compassion and skill. This recognition underscores the importance of quality nursing care in maternity services.

Pullman Regional Hospital continues to prioritize patient-centered care, which is evident through such awards. Community members can learn more about the award and submit nominations at pullmanregional. org/daisy-award. The recognition not only boosts staff morale but also enhances the hospital's reputation for excellence in maternal care.

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