Easter Blessings - Sacred Heart Hospital

Father Christopher Chapel
Holy Week Schedule
Holy Thursday - 5:00 p.m.
Good Friday - 2:00 p.m.
Easter Vigil, Saturday - 7:00 p.m.
Easter Sunday - 6:00 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
(Newman Parish)
to ERR is human,
to FORGIVE, divine.
Applying Just Culture to Our Policies and Procedures
SACRED HEART HOSPITAL RECENTLY ADOPTED A JUST CULTURE
PHILOSOPHY. THE TERM “JUST CULTURE” REFERS TO EFFORTS AS
AN ORGANIZATION TO BE “JUST”, TO BE FAIR, WITH ALL OF OUR
COLLEAGUES. WE SEEK THIS FAIRNESS WHILE ACKNOWLEDGING WE
WILL MAKE OCCASIONAL HUMAN ERRORS AND ENGAGE IN SOME AT-RISK
BEHAVIORS WHILE TRYING OUR BEST TO ACCOMPLISH OUR MISSION.
When accepting employment at Sacred Heart, you agreed to align your behaviors to
the expectations set by our organization – “be at work on time” or “don’t engage in
harassing behaviors.” In essence, you agreed to “do the right thing.”
Just Culture creates an environment where colleagues are encouraged to do the right
thing, so that we do not compromise our values in pursuit of our mission. As an
organization, we have written policies, procedures, and protocols, and have created
expectations that are intended to align with our values. The policies and procedures
guide us in our daily work, and it is our expectation that you know those policies and
procedures that provide guidance to you in your daily tasks, particularly those that
are directly related to the safe and effective completion of our mission.
We fully expect that all colleagues will make mistakes. We fully
expect that when faced with competing values, competing
demands (production vs. safety, for example), that
colleagues will sometimes make bad choices. It’s part
of being human.
While Sacred Heart incorporates changes to
our policies and procedures, we commit to look
through the “Just Culture Lens” when judging
errors and behaviors. We commit to analyzing
events with the goal of understanding how our
systems and behavioral choices led to an undesirable
outcome, and to using Just Culture to determine,
objectively, what individual behaviors were in play.
“Be The Match”
Be HER Match.
Sacred Heart and UWEC to Host Bone
Marrow Drive April 4
APRIL IS NATIONAL “DONATE LIFE” (ORGAN
AND TISSUE DONATION) MONTH. SACRED
HEART HOSPITAL AND THE UNIVERSITY OF
WISCONSIN-EAU CLAIRE ARE TEAMING UP
TO RAISE AWARENESS FOR THE NEED FOR
BONE MARROW DONORS RIGHT HERE IN THE
CHIPPEWA VALLEY.
On April 4, from 10 am - 4 pm, the two
organizations are hosting a “Be The Match” bone
marrow drive at the UWEC Davies Center, Maple
Lounge, Room 103. The event is free and open to
the community. People are encouraged to stop by
and learn about bone marrow donation, take home
information, and join the “Be the Match Donation
Registry” if/when they are ready to do so.
“Sacred Heart Hospital has been a long-time
supporter for organ donation, giving families the
opportunity to donate their loved ones’ organs for
a gift of life for another,” said Hailey Craig, certified
surgical technologist at Sacred Heart Hospital.
Hailey received a bone marrow transplant in 2005.
“If it had not been for my donor, I would not be
alive today. Hosting a bone marrow drive locally
and educating others on the need for bone marrow
donation has been a dream of mine since my
recovery.”
April 4
10 am – 4 pm
UWEC Davies Center
Maple Lounge, Room 103
For more information or to donate
to this worthy cause, please visit
http://tinyurl.com/SacredEC.