September 2013 Honoree
mckenzie mcadaragh, RN
From McKenzie's patient:
McKenzie came to my room and asked if I needed anything. I told her about having trouble with my 19-year-old son. He and his girlfriend had been getting in trouble at his friend's, his Mom's and his Grandmother's home. They were told not to come back to Lutheran. I told McKenzie that I am trying to get sober and can't handle this. She was very understanding and said if I needed anything just call.
From McKenzie's Manager:
The patient above had been on 3 East for almost three weeks and had been dealing with some very difficult situations. What he needed most was compassion, good communication and patience. McKenzie did a great job providing him that care and taking the time to listen. He shared with me that she listened and helped him talk through some of his frustrations in a nonjudgmental way. He really appreciated this.
McKenzie came to my room and asked if I needed anything. I told her about having trouble with my 19-year-old son. He and his girlfriend had been getting in trouble at his friend's, his Mom's and his Grandmother's home. They were told not to come back to Lutheran. I told McKenzie that I am trying to get sober and can't handle this. She was very understanding and said if I needed anything just call.
From McKenzie's Manager:
The patient above had been on 3 East for almost three weeks and had been dealing with some very difficult situations. What he needed most was compassion, good communication and patience. McKenzie did a great job providing him that care and taking the time to listen. He shared with me that she listened and helped him talk through some of his frustrations in a nonjudgmental way. He really appreciated this.
Thank you, Mckenzie, for your exceptional compassion, advocacy, and dedication to your patients. You truly make a difference.
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