elevate Archive — Page 6 of 7

Smiling woman with short dark hair sits with her arms folded over a chair in an indoor setting, wearing a patterned black, blue, and white blouse.
October 5, 2018

Her son’s legacy motivates Tonya McBride to serve others

“I’m here doing what my son wanted me to do, so that makes a big difference for me.”

By Leigh MacMillan
Delveen Said stands behind a pharmacy counter, wearing a teal hijab and black long-sleeved top, with shelves of medicines and red baskets behind her.
September 24, 2018

Children’s Hospital pharmacy technician Delveen Said keeps focus on caring for families

“We don’t know what our customers are going through. It’s my job to have the very best attitude that I can for them.”

By Nancy Humphrey
Marchelle Alexander smiles at the camera in a black-and-white paisley blouse in a warmly lit office lobby.
September 7, 2018

Marchelle Alexander has a “secret” technique to help upset patients feel better: she listens

By Leigh MacMillan
Group of nine hospital staff members standing together in a colorful butterfly-themed garden area, with numerous hanging paper butterflies behind them.
July 16, 2018

Children’s Hospital PACU Prescription Workflow Team improves patient experience, wins Elevate Team Award

A combination of “incredible service and safer medication delivery”

By Christina Echegaray
Janet Lemonis, identified by the caption, smiles at the camera while wearing black medical scrubs and an employee badge in a hospital hallway.
July 11, 2018

Compassion, advocacy for patients with visual impairment put Eye Institute employee Janet Lemonis in the spotlight

“She is the most awesome God-sent person — she filled my heart. I had a hole in it and Janet filled it.”

By Tavia Smith
Smiling man in a light blue shirt and red patterned tie posed in a clinical room with medical equipment in the background.
June 5, 2018

Doing his own colonoscopy made Christopher Lind a legend. But his commitment to patients and families is also legendary.

“The cultural change of having a respected, practicing physician serve as a Patient and Family Advisory Council member has been invaluable.”

By Leigh MacMillan