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Turning insight into action: ICU nursing council shaping care at St. Francis
Read more: Turning insight into action: ICU nursing council shaping care at St. FrancisIn the high-stakes intensive care unit (ICU), the voices of nurses can provide crucial insight that affects the quality and efficiency of bedside care. At St. Francis, a nurse-led ICU Nursing Professional Practice Council provides a dedicated space for those voices to be heard. Through collaboration, evidence-based practice and honest feedback, the council helps shape…
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Read more: untitled post 7481The University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus names Robert Reznor vice president of physician services TOPEKA, Kan. (March 19, 2026) — The University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus announced that Robert Reznor, MBA, BSN, RN, FACHE, has been appointed vice president of physician services. His start date is March 30, 2026.…
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A local couple. A shared fight. A powerful reminder that early screening saves lives.
Read more: A local couple. A shared fight. A powerful reminder that early screening saves lives.Meet Atlee and Chrissy Reetz, a married couple in their 40s from Topeka and parents of two school‑aged boys. In 2024, both were diagnosed with colon cancer within months of each other. Their experience was shocking and emotional. As Atlee shared, “When you hear the phrase about cancer, ‘we are in this together,’ we were…
