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Welcome to Mercy Health’s Quality of Care Report 2014/15

November 1, 2015

On behalf of Mercy health’s Board of Directors and our dedicated people, we are proud to present our Quality of Care Report 2014/15. The purpose of this report is to present a snapshot of our work this year to enhance our safe, highquality and inclusive care for the communities we serve.

Spotlight

St. John's Medical Center

ABOUT OUR FACILITY: The current facility, located in Jackson, Wyoming, was built in 1991 and now has 108 beds: 48 Acute Care/Primary Care Unit beds and 60 long-term care beds. Nursing and technical specialties include: Medical/Surgical (PCU), Obstetrics, Intensive Care, Long Term Care (the “Living Center”), Skilled Nursing Care, Operating Room, Recovery Room, Outpatient Surgery, Emergency Room, Home Care & Hospice, Cancer Care & Infusion Services, Laboratory, Radiology, Respiratory Care, Rehabilitation, and Social Services. St. John’s Medical Center also operates the following Physician Practices: Audiology & Hearing Aids; Cardiology; Cognitive Health; Ear, Nose, Throat & Allergy; Family Health & Urgent Care; General Surgery; Internal Medicine; and Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery.

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The Rise of Hybrid Clinical Trials

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DIGITAL HEALTH

whitePaper | April 28, 2022

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2022 Global Health Care Outlook

whitePaper | May 25, 2022

Is the long-awaited seismic shift in health care finally here? A collision of forces—a global pandemic of historic proportions; exponential advances in medical science; an explosion of digital technologies,

Global Health and Healthcare Strategic Outlook

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This strategic outlook lays out a vision for health and healthcare in 2035, formed of four main strategic pillars with equity as the foundational goal.