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CHRISTMAS PARTY
File:Bell.gif I (Linda) have returned safely from my maternity leave, and I have missed you all. Since Tina has everything working so well I have no excuss to visit you. So I propose we have a Christmas party. Friday December the 4th between 3:00-6:00, at my house (Directions to follow). There will be games and much merriment. I will coordiante a pot luck once I hear back from everyone.
Please RRSVP by sending me an e-mail at LHathout
Please note that those who cannot attend may experience bad PDA karama.
Synching Routine Schedule
File:PDA user3.jpg Required Synch Routine Schedule
QASeptic
Please check into QA Septic Shock. Entries for this study will be required for every send after Oct 8, including for patients admitted before this date. So, you would likely be best of starting to collect this asap. Ttenbergen 15:38, 1 October 2009 (CDT)
QA Infection Audit
- MEDICINE WARDS: Start Date: Monday October 19.09 - B. Central Line related blood stream infections: Go HERE for details.TOstryzniuk 18:34, 16 October 2009 (CDT)
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