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UVA Health Update | Jan. 6, 2025
Winter Weather Safety
Get the latest team member information from Emergency Management about the current snow event on Weather Awareness Updates. Because of the inclement weather, we are now in modified operations. Please do everything you can do to stay safe. Learn more about preparedness and other resources on Connect.
- The UVA Health Status Board is an online hub that communicates team member reporting status and local-level operations status detail for UVA Health medical centers, clinics, and other locations across the health system.
- Report an icy patch or area that needs clearing at a UVA Health facility by calling 434.924.2267.
- Walk Like a Penguin: Keep yourself safe when traversing slippery or icy surfaces. Shane Anderson, Director of Emergency Management, advises keeping your feet under you and taking small steps (like a penguin!) to avoid falling.
UVA Cancer Center Honored Among Nation’s Best
Becker’s Hospital Review has named UVA Cancer Center to its 2024 list of 100 hospitals and health systems with great oncology programs.
“These institutions have garnered national acclaim for advancing cancer care via their cutting-edge clinical trials and life-changing research,” the national healthcare publication’s editors write in the list’s introduction. “The list features cancer centers with globally renowned experts, innovative clinical trials, and intensive safety protocols.”
Becker’s describes UVA Cancer Center, which serves more than 3.2 million people across 87 counties in Virginia and West Virginia in addition to people throughout the region and nation, as “a leader in cancer care, research, and community outreach.” Read more on Connect.
Ambulatory
Shingrix Available in Select Ambulatory Clinics Starting Jan. 21; Requires Training for RNs, LPNs, and MAs
The shingles vaccine Shingrix will be available in designated clinics for administering to non-Medicare patients starting Jan. 21. (Medicare patients must continue to receive Shingrix from a pharmacy for it to be covered by insurance). Specialties and subspecialties identified as areas where Shingrix may be stocked and administered are Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Digestive Health, Rheumatology, Oncology, Infectious Disease, and Employee Primary Care. Clinics in these specialties should take the following actions in preparation to receive and administer Shingrix:
- If your clinic has a Pyxis, no action is needed. Your Pyxis will be loaded by Jan. 21.
- If your clinic does not have a Pyxis, clinic managers should submit a requisition for Shingrix to inpatient pharmacy by Jan. 10.
- Clinical team members (RNs, LPNs, MAs) in clinics that will administer Shingrix are required to complete the Shingles Prevention and Vaccination learning module in Workday prior to administration. Team members in identified clinics above will be auto-enrolled Jan. 1; all others will need to be enrolled by their manager or self-enrolled prior to administering.
Questions? Email Monica Morgan (Shingrix vaccine and distribution) or Sarah Shreckhise(clinical education and training).
Operations
Action Required for Managers and All Team Members: Red Book Updated for 2025
Emergency Management recently updated the Red Book, which contains emergency contact information and basic response procedures for team members to use during emergency events. Managers or designees should make sure their unit’s Red Book is updated by looking at the date on each page, not just the cover page. All pages should say January 2025 in the footnote. Any unit-specific information should be transferred over to the new copy. You can access the updated Red Book on the intranet or on the Red Book desktop icon. All team members are required to be familiar with the Red Book for their area, including location, contents, layout, and when it is to be used. Academic buildings such as McKim Hall, Pinn Hall, McLeod Hall, MR buildings, and Health Sciences Library follow the academic Emergency Procedures Guide which can be found here.
Monthly Update: Clinical and Operational Documents
Having a working knowledge of policies and other clinical and operational documents relevant to your role and responsibilities at University Medical Center supports quality patient care and regulatory compliance. Learn What’s New in Clinical and Operational Documents. This month’s highlights include:
- Updates to the Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) Prophylaxis Guideline
- New Adult Parenteral Nutrition and Lipid Protocol Order
- New Intrahospital Transport of the Critically-ill Patient Guideline, and many more
Questions? Email PolicyTechAdmin@uvahealth.org.
Construction Alert: Lee Street Parking Garage Door Replacement
Jan. 11-19, reopens Monday, Jan. 20 | Facilities Management will be replacing double doors connecting the Lee Street Garage to the Connecting Tower. This will occur on the third level (B) and will not allow access from the garage parking directly into the Connecting Tower on the third level. During this time, handicap spaces will be blocked off and rerouted to other floors. Please anticipate some delays in parking and patients getting to appointments. Questions? Contact Justin Marshall.
Transitioning From WebEx to Microsoft Teams and Zoom
Beginning Feb. 20, UVA Health will no longer support WebEx as an option for hosting meetings within the organization. In its place, we will formally transition to both Microsoft Teams and Zoom as our primary meeting platforms. This decision comes after much deliberation in determining how best we can streamline collaboration, as well as enhance functionality, security, and ease of use. To make this transition as simple as possible, we are informing all team members now so you can begin to adopt Teams or Zoom for future meetings. To learn more, visit Connect.
Upcoming Migration: Department Intranet Sites
Migration go-live: February 2025 | To enhance our digital infrastructure and exceed security and usability benchmarks, the HIT Application Development team will be migrating all published department intranet sites from Plone to the Mura platform. This migration will deliver a more modern, user-friendly interface, support iterative theme updates to maintain user-interface standards, and offer streamlined content management for your intranet needs. What you need to know:
- All published and active Plone intranets listed in the A-Z directory will be migrated. View list.
- Some intranet sites do not currently have an identified owner or editor. These unpublished intranets — and those without an identified owner/editor — will not be migrated.
- If you believe you have an intranet site and have not received an email about this migration, contact the Application Development team.
Human Resources
Benefits Wednesday: Meet a Counselor
Thursday, Jan. 9 | 7 a.m.-3 p.m. | University Medical Center Dining Conference Room 3 | Ask questions and discuss your benefits with a Human Resources counselor. Walk-ins welcome. Note: Because of scheduling conflicts with the room, the January and February dates are not on Wednesdays. See monthly dates.
New Benefit: Discount on UVA Health LASIK Procedures
The team at UVA Health LASIK Northridge is pleased to share that all UVA Health and UVA academic team members and all UVA students are eligible for a 10% discount on LASIK procedures. LASIK is not covered by most insurance plans (including the UVA Health Plan). The out-of-pocket cost is $2,500 per eye, so UVA employees and students can save $250 per eye. To receive the discount, simply inform the scheduling team that you are a UVA employee or student when you schedule your initial evaluation with the clinic. To make an appointment, call 434.982.2010.
Happenings
Micro Health Breaks Series
Beginning Tuesday, Jan. 7 | Take a 10-minute break with Beth Frackleton, Occupational Health, to refresh your mind and body with this new series of micro health breaks. Whether you're looking to boost your focus with chair yoga, ease stress with meditation, strengthen your body through low-intensity cardio, or explore the transformative power of mindset shifts and self-care, there's something for everyone. These quick, engaging virtual sessions offer benefits like improved flexibility, reduced anxiety, enhanced energy, and a stronger mind-body connection — perfect for fitting wellness into your busy day. Attend one or all sessions. See the schedule and download it to your Outlook calendar.
Physicians and APPs: Get a New Provider Directory Headshot
McKim Hall | Ground Floor, Room G045 | No appointment necessary. Bring a white coat if you have one; if not, one will be provided. Photos taken in 10 minutes or less on:
- Wednesday, Jan. 8 | 8-11 a.m.
- Tuesday, Jan. 14 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
- Thursday, Jan. 23 | 1-4 p.m.
- Monday, Jan. 27 | 9 a.m.-noon
2025 Health System New Year Celebration Events
Previously, UVA Health hosted a system-wide celebration in December, during which we organized seasonal meals and other fun activities. This year, we will be shifting our timeline to January, so that we can ring in 2025 together — sharing reflections and resolutions along the way!
- University Medical Center | Sunday, Jan. 12 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m., 6-8 p.m., 11 p.m.-1:30 a.m. | University Hospital Cafeteria
- Fontaine Research Park | Monday, Jan. 13 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | 560 Ray C. Hunt, side of building
- Haymarket Medical Center | Tuesday, Jan. 14 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Conference Rooms A & B | 7-8 p.m., Cafe
- Orthopedic Center Ivy Road | Tuesday, Jan. 14 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | Outside Tent
- Prince William Medical Center | Wednesday, Jan. 15 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m., 7-8 p.m. | Cafe
- University Medical Center | Wednesday, Jan. 15 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m., 6-8 p.m., 11 p.m.-1:30 a.m. | University Hospital Cafeteria
- Northridge | Wednesday, Jan. 15 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | Marketplace
- North Fork | Wednesday, Jan. 15 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | Drop off family-style buffet
- Culpeper Medical Center | Thursday Jan. 16 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Board Conference Room | 7-8 p.m., Cafe
Information Sessions: RN to BSN
Earn a BSN on your terms! UVA’s top-ranked RN to BSN program offers a part-time, hybrid, two-year pathway for RNs interested in the personal, professional, and financial benefits a BSN brings. In-person classes take place once a month across three sites: Charlottesville, Richmond, and Fairfax. Virtual info sessions offer prospective RN to BSN students a chance to chat with friendly students, faculty, and admissions staffers to learn about a degree that opens doors. Join to learn more.
Martin Luther King Jr. Week Events and Resources
This year, Martin Luther King Jr. Day falls on Jan. 20 — and the UVA Health Office of Diversity and Community Engagement (ODCE) has declared "A Call for Health Equity Is a Call for Humanity" as our theme for that week. The office has provided a list of self-reflection resources on Connect for the day and year-round, and is promoting the following events planned the rest of that week to help commemorate the legacy of the civil rights icon:
- National Day of Racial Healing Luncheon featuring the theme, "Racial Healing: The Heart of Racial Equity" | Tuesday, Jan. 21 | noon-2 p.m. | Jefferson School African American Heritage Center | Free and open to the public; Registration Required | Guest Speaker Rev. Dr. Micah McCreary, President, New Brunswick Theological Seminary, New Jersey. Co-sponsored by UVA Health Office of Diversity and Community Engagement.
- DEI Book of the Month Signing: Trauma and Race: A Path to Well-Being | Tuesday, Jan. 21 | 2-3 p.m. | Jefferson School African American Heritage Center | Free and open to the public | Guest Author Rev. Dr. Micah McCreary. Sponsored by UVA Health ODCE and Claude Moore Health Sciences Library.
- Introduction to Coming to The Table | Wednesday, Jan. 22 | noon-1 p.m. | Virtual; Registration Required | UVA and UVA Health team members are invited to join. Sponsored by UVA Health ODCE.
- 2025 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., University of Virginia Health System Awards | Thursday, Jan. 23 | 5-8 p.m. | The Rotunda | Free and open to the public; Registration Required | Sponsored by UVA Health ODCE, UVA School of Medicine, UVA School of Nursing.
- Introduction to Transforming Community Spaces Through Equitable Collaboration| Friday, Jan. 24 | noon-1 p.m. | Virtual; Registration Required | UVA and UVA Health team members are invited to join. Sponsored by UVA Health ODCE.
Heart Failure Symposium: Trends, Issues, and Emerging Therapies
Saturday, Feb. 22 | 8:30 a.m.-4:15 p.m. | Newcomb Hall and Zoom | Register | This symposium will enhance learners' competencies by addressing current trends, issues, and emerging therapies in heart failure care. Healthcare professionals will broaden their knowledge, aiming to improve care delivery and outcomes across specialized and continuum care settings. Presented by UVA School of Nursing Continuing Education. Registration deadline is Feb. 16.
Appreciation
‘The Best Pediatric Care You Can Find!’
In July 2024, UVA Health created a new Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Led by Chief of the Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Medical Director Elisabeth A. Rogers, MD — the dedicated Pediatrics Emergency Department (ED) reports up through UVA Health Children’s structure and welcomes anyone under age 21.
“We have the equipment, the knowledge, the training, and the resources to take care of all of it,” says Nurse Manager Alex Kasmere, BSN, RN, CPEN, TCRN, EMTP. “We have 12 beds and are averaging 55 patients a day."
Kasmere began his career as a paramedic and later moved into nursing, focusing on pediatric emergency medicine. He's been named by the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) as a 2025 Emerging Professional Liaison — a position on ENA’s board where he will provide professional perspectives and key insights during board meetings and other in-person events for a one-year term. Read more on Connect.
Previous Updates
Friday, Jan. 3
UVA Health Orthopedics Earns National Honor for Quality Care, Research
UVA Health Orthopedics has been named to Becker’s Hospital Review’s 2024 list of 100 hospitals and health systems with great orthopedic programs.
“These programs and institutes are devoted to delivering comprehensive, compassionate care for patients experiencing musculoskeletal conditions and injuries,” the national healthcare publication’s editors wrote in their introduction to the list. “Treating thousands of patients annually, the expert providers staffing these programs also run cutting edge clinical trials and employ the latest innovations in orthopedic technology.”
Becker’s described UVA Health Orthopedics as “a leader in both clinical care and musculoskeletal research, recognized for its surgical innovations and research contributions.” Read more on Connect.
Ambulatory
Shingrix Available in Select Ambulatory Clinics Starting Jan. 21; Requires Training for RNs, LPNs, and MAs
The shingles vaccine Shingrix will be available in designated clinics for administering to non-Medicare patients starting Jan. 21. (Medicare patients must continue to receive Shingrix from a pharmacy for it to be covered by insurance). Specialties and subspecialties identified as areas where Shingrix may be stocked and administered are Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Digestive Health, Rheumatology, Oncology, Infectious Disease, and Employee Primary Care. Clinics in these specialties should take the following actions in preparation to receive and administer Shingrix:
- If your clinic has a Pyxis, no action is needed. Your Pyxis will be loaded by Jan. 21.
- If your clinic does not have a Pyxis, clinic managers should submit a requisition for Shingrix to inpatient pharmacy by Jan. 10.
- Clinical team members (RNs, LPNs, MAs) in clinics that will administer Shingrix are required to complete the Shingles Prevention and Vaccination learning module in Workday prior to administration. Team members in identified clinics above will be auto-enrolled Jan. 1; all others will need to be enrolled by their manager or self-enrolled prior to administering.
Questions? Email Monica Morgan (Shingrix vaccine and distribution) or Sarah Shreckhise (clinical education and training).
Operations
Monthly Update: Clinical and Operational Documents
Having a working knowledge of policies and other clinical and operational documents relevant to your role and responsibilities at University Medical Center supports quality patient care and regulatory compliance. Learn What’s New in Clinical and Operational Documents. This month’s highlights include:
- Updates to the Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) Prophylaxis Guideline
- New Adult Parenteral Nutrition and Lipid Protocol Order
- New Intrahospital Transport of the Critically-ill Patient Guideline, and many more
Questions? Email PolicyTechAdmin@uvahealth.org.
Action Required for Managers and All Team Members: Red Book Updated for 2025
Emergency Management recently updated the Red Book, which contains emergency contact information and basic response procedures for team members to use during emergency events. Managers or designees should make sure their unit’s Red Book is updated by looking at the date on each page, not just the cover page. All pages should say January 2025 in the footnote. Any unit-specific information should be transferred over to the new copy. You can access the updated Red Book on the intranet or on the Red Book desktop icon. All team members are required to be familiar with the Red Book for their area, including location, contents, layout, and when it is to be used. Academic buildings such as McKim Hall, Pinn Hall, McLeod Hall, MR buildings, and Health Sciences Library follow the academic Emergency Procedures Guide which can be found here.
Central Clinical Orientation
Monday, Jan. 6 | 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. | Virtual AM and Sandridge Auditorium PM | Central Clinical Orientation Grid | Because of the potential for inclement weather, orientation will be virtual for the AM session. More information to follow. Please visit the new Nursing Center for Excellence orientation tab for the most up-to-date orientation information, including what to do in case of inclement weather. NPDS has moved! Classes that are normally at Grove Street will transition to the Northridge facility unless otherwise indicated. Questions? Email Deanna Pototschnik, Nursing Professional Development Specialist.
Construction Alert: Lee Street Parking Garage Door Replacement
Jan. 11-19, reopens Monday, Jan. 20 | Facilities Management will be replacing double doors connecting the Lee Street Garage to the Connecting Tower. This will occur on the third level (B) and will not allow access from the garage parking directly into the Connecting Tower on the third level. During this time, handicap spaces will be blocked off and rerouted to other floors. Please anticipate some delays in parking and patients getting to appointments. Questions? Contact Justin Marshall.
Upcoming Migration: Department Intranet Sites
Migration go-live: February 2025 | To enhance our digital infrastructure and exceed security and usability benchmarks, the HIT Application Development team will be migrating all published department intranet sites from Plone to the Mura platform. This migration will deliver a more modern, user-friendly interface, support iterative theme updates to maintain user-interface standards, and offer streamlined content management for your intranet needs. What you need to know:
- All published and active Plone intranets listed in the A-Z directory will be migrated. View list.
- Some intranet sites do not currently have an identified owner or editor. These unpublished intranets — and those without an identified owner/editor — will not be migrated.
- If you believe you have an intranet site and have not received an email about this migration, contact the Application Development team.
UVA Health in the News
Top Story
- CEO Wendy Horton is featured on the Becker’s Hospital Review podcast discussing 2024’s successes at UVA Health University Medical Center along with plans for 2025.
Patient Care
- Dr. Ann Kellams is featured on CNN and Yahoo discussing breastfeeding challenges.
- Dr. Craig Kent and UPG’s Executive Director of People Operations Lisa Hudnall and Chief of Practice Innovation Lacy Heiberger were quoted in Becker’s Hospital Review discussing their plans for 2025.
- Dr. Neeral Shah is featured locally, across Virginia, and on TV stations nationally discussing his SCHEV Outstanding Faculty Award.
- Santa’s visit to UVA Health Children’s is covered locally, across Virginia, and on TV stations nationally.
- Dr. Claudia Allen and Dr. Joseph Tan are featured locally, in Washington, D.C., across Virginia, and on TV stations nationally discussing how to cope with family drama around the holidays.
Research
- Dr. Kim Penberthy’s article for The Conversation on supporting grieving loved ones at the holidays continues to receive strong pickup nationally, including U.S. News & World Report.
- Dr. Patrick Jackson talks with NBC29 — and is featured across Virginia and on TV stations nationally — discussing bird flu.
- Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton talks with ConsultantLive and HCPLive about potential nonhormonal treatments for menopause.
- Valentina Baljak, senior data scientist, talks with Healthcare IT News about how UVA Health is using AI tools.
- Dr. Cate Varney talks with Medscape about whether patients with thyroid issues should take weight loss medications.
Community
- UVA Cancer Center Associate Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Marquita Taylor speaks with NBC29 — and is featured across Virginia and on TV stations nationally — discussing her work to reduce disparities for patients.
Education
- Dr. George Hoke and Dr. Ben Robinson (a University Medical Center resident) talk with Virginia Business about hospitalists.
Leadership
University Medical Center CEO Blog | A Year in Review: 2024 Edition
In her latest Vision and Voice blog, Wendy Horton, PharmD, MBA, FACHE, shares some of the biggest University Medical Center moments and photos from 2024. Read more.
Human Resources
Benefits Wednesday: Meet a Counselor
Thursday, Jan. 9 | 7 a.m.-3 p.m. | University Medical Center Dining Conference Room 3 | Ask questions and discuss your benefits with a Human Resources counselor. Walk-ins welcome. Note: Due to scheduling conflicts with the room, the January and February dates are not on Wednesdays. See monthly dates.
Happenings
Stories: The Art of Trish Crowe
Through Wednesday, Jan. 15 | University Hospital Lobby | UVA Health Arts Program is pleased to present “Stories: The Art of Trish Crowe.” Pictured: Watercolor, “Where to, Alice?” Stop by and check it out!
Discounted Tickets: UVA Men’s Basketball: UVA vs. Louisville
Saturday, Jan. 4 | 4 p.m. | To celebrate the immense impact you make on our community, UVA Athletics is offering a special, discounted ticket rate to all UVA Health team members, as well as their friends and families. Tickets are digital and will be sent immediately after purchase. Buy tickets.
Micro Health Breaks Series
Beginning Tuesday, Jan. 7 | Take a 10-minute break with Beth Frackleton, Occupational Health, to refresh your mind and body with this new series of micro health breaks. Whether you're looking to boost your focus with chair yoga, ease stress with meditation, strengthen your body through low-intensity cardio, or explore the transformative power of mindset shifts and self-care, there's something for everyone. These quick, engaging virtual sessions offer benefits like improved flexibility, reduced anxiety, enhanced energy, and a stronger mind-body connection — perfect for fitting wellness into your busy day. Attend one or all sessions. See the schedule and download it to your Outlook calendar.
Drawing: Sign Up for Blue Ridge Poison Center Newsletter
Deadline: Jan. 10 | Stay Informed with Blue Ridge Poison Center’s newsletters. The Antidote provides prevention tips and education resources for the general public. ToxTalks provides up-to-date information on substance misuse trends, management guidelines, and more for healthcare professionals. Sign up and you can win a prize! Blue Ridge Poison Center randomly will select five team members with UVA email addresses from the mailing list on Jan. 10 to receive a $20 Amazon gift card. Sign up.
Mindfulness Classes
- Mindful Eating | Mondays, Jan. 13-March 3 | 5:30-7:30 p.m. | Register | This class is designed to help people alter their behavior and improve their relationship to food, eating, and their bodies. With mindfulness as the foundation, the class will provide participants with the tools, understanding, and practices to alter unhealthy behavior, thoughts, and habits that are at the root of mindless overeating, binge eating, and body dissatisfaction. Check the Mindfulness Center’s website for cost details.
- Intro to Mindfulness for Healthcare Employees | Wednesdays, Feb. 5-March 12 | 5:30-7 p.m. | Zoom | Register | Ideal for those who want to learn about mindfulness and how to apply it to reduce stress both at work and at home with a shorter initial time commitment. It can be taken alone, as an introductory offering before taking the full 20-hour course, or as a follow-up to the longer course for those who want a refresher.
Team Member Art Day
Thursday, Jan. 23 | 1:30-3:30 p.m. | Dining Conference Rooms 1, 2, and 3 | Drop in for a creative break in your day. All art supplies will be provided. Hosted by The Fralin Museum of Art at UVA. Free for all UVA Health team members.
Nominate: John T. Casteen III Diversity-Equity-Inclusion Leadership Award
Deadline: Friday, Feb. 14 | This award honors University community members who best demonstrate exemplary leadership in the advancement of diversity, equity, and inclusion at UVA or in the local community. This award honors one student, one staff, and one faculty member from UVA, UVA Health, and UVA Wise. Learn more and nominate.
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Appreciation
‘World-Class Awesome’ | Kudos for Our UVA Health Colleagues
To best serve our community, UVA Health regularly surveys our patients on their healthcare experience. Below is a selection of feedback praising our team members:
- “I want to mention the excellence in nursing and physician care during my stay, especially by Barbara Holloway. Her experience as a caring and professional nurse is exceptional. I felt very at ease and confident in the attention I received. She offers great value for the organization and the patients she serves.”
- “Becky Compton is world-class awesome — she is warm-hearted, thorough, and a constant professional. All my medical needs were addressed, and I left the clinic feeling better than when I arrived. The entire staff was wonderful during my appointment, and it was clear that they respect my provider as much as I do.”
- “Dr. Gehrig showed the utmost care and concern for my well-being and addressed all my issues fully. He gave me his cell number for ease and effectiveness in discussing my blood pressure readings. Toward the end of the visit, when he asked one more time if I had any questions, I said I had one. Immediately — and this was observed by both my wife and me — Dr. Gehrig sat down again in a chair and gave me full and undivided attention. He never rushed me. At my age, I tend to be anxious about cardiac issues and it feels so good to have my condition explained completely. Thanks, Dr. Gehrig.”
- “Dr. Millard is an angel. She cares and is committed with her chosen profession. Life gets easier with her care!”
Thank you to all team members for providing outstanding, compassionate, and safe care!
