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TeamTalkAUGUST 24, 2020

ZOOM ROOM WEEK 4: I’M HERE, YOU’RE HERE, WE’RE ALL HERE.Some of joys of virtual meetings: You can see who’s there (mostly), and you know who is speaking (but only sometimes), and if two or three people start speaking at the same time, it can be tricky to figure out who needs to go first. Here are a few tips that can help the meeting go smoothly: 1. Identify yourself the first couple of times you speak, especially if you are in a large meeting. Don’t assume ev-

eryone is on a device where they can see you. Just a simple, “Hi, this is ______” before immediately continuing into sharing your thought can eliminate confusion, especially if minutes are being kept.

2. If you are leading a small meeting, starting with a brief roll call can be helpful to ensure that the appropriate people respond to the questions or comments that are most relevant to them.

3. Watch your screen during Zoom meetings and you will often see a “light box” indicating who is speaking, or you may see a camera symbol beside a speaker’s name to help you keep track of who is talking.

4. In the event that two people start talking at once, if you can defer to someone else without losing your train of thought, be quick to do so. It’s an unspoken rule that if you let someone else go first, your turn will come next as it’s understood you’re waiting to share your thought or question.

5. Let your leader lead. It can be easy to get off-topic as visual cues for moving on can get lost in the virtual mix. If the meeting leader tries to steer the meeting on to the next topic, let them. You can always table a side conver-sation until the meeting is over.

Answer this week’s quiz question to be entered into a prize drawing. Winners will be announced in next week’s Zoom Room publication. Please send your answer to [email protected]. Thanks for playing!

Which of the following is the best way to identify yourself during a virtual meeting? 1. Wave vigorously at the camera. 2. “Well, great meeting, everyone. This is Karen, by the way. Peace out!” 3. “This is ______ speaking. I can answer that question…..”4. Wait, was that even in this week’s Zoom Room? Hang on, I gotta read it again…

Congratulations to last week’s winner, Anita Oliver!

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SERVICE EXCELLENCEAwards

DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO EXEMPLIFIES THE VALUES AND

STANDARDS OF THE T.J. PLEDGE?

Nominate your fellow co-workers for one of the TJRH Service Excellence Awards. You may pick up a form outside the hospital cafeteria, print the one in the back of this newsletter, or you can also submit it online via the T.J. Intranet.

Award winners are announced monthly. Thank you for helping us to recognize our employees who strive for Service Excellence!

August: Collaboration

T.J. PATIENT ENCOUNTERS815/20 - 8/21/20:

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AUGUSTAugust 25: BLS @ 7:30 - 8:00 a.m.

ACLS @ 8:00 - 9:30 a.m.

PALS @ 9:30 - 11:00 a.m.

If you have an important date or event that should be added,please email it to [email protected].

Joint Commission Readiness Tips:

Medications

Groceries and to-go meals!

This gift certificate can be used at the T.J. Cafe, Apple a Day Cafe or Apple Too.

Gift Certificate

Certificate Number: Expiration Date: ___________________ Authorized by: ___________________

Amount:

Gift Certificate

Certificate Number: Expiration Date: ___________________ Authorized by: ___________________

Amount:

This gift certificate can be used at the T.J. Cafe, Apple a Day Cafe or Apple Too.

Items include bread, milk, eggs, canned soft drinks, and more! The full item list and pricing is featured on the next 3 pages!

The to-go meal order forms are featured at the end of this newsletter.

All forms can be submitted at the Apple a Day Cafe or by emailing them to [email protected].

If you have any questions, please contact Sarah Kinslow at [email protected].

Promotion ends October 31, 2020 and is valid in club only.

New Club Members: - $25 gift card:- Free Rotisserie Chicken

New Plus First Members: - $10 gift card:- $20 off first $40 or more purchase in club (note: no oth-

er Instant Savings in the basket; must use POS register to redeem)

- Free Rotisserie Chicken

Club Members Upgrading to Plus: - $10 gift card:

Renewing Plus Members: - Free Rotisserie Chicken

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The following compliments were received about our T.J. Samson Med/Surg units. YOU ROCK! Keep up the great work!

ALL nurses very nice and understanding of mycondition. I enjoy all of them.

Cleaning staff was courteous & kind.

T.J. Samson saved my life. Floor staff & nurses werewonderful!

The lady who admitted me was very pleasant.

My nurse was way beyond what you wouldexpect. Sitting and discussing tests and differentroutes we could go for the best treatment.

The whole reason I’m doing this survey is because ofthe nurse I had overnight. She was amazing. Patient,kind, informative, thorough and helpful are just a fewattributes that come to mind. She went WAY aboveher duties and put my mind at ease in a very stressfultime. I wish I had more room to finish what I thoughtof her. 7 p.m. shift nurse.

There is a little gal named *Brittany who is a CNA. She was just wonderful. Her bedside manner was outof this world.

Last Friday employees received an email from LaDonna Rogers with instructions on how to order the Hospital Week gift.

Every T.J. team member (including contract and PRN employees) will receive their choice of one of the jackets pictured below.

You must order your jacket online by FRIDAY, AUGUST 28. Please reference the email for step-by-step instruc-tions. Jackets will be delivered to each department during Hospital Week.

The jackets are unisex fit and size charts are available on the website. You can access these charts by using the link in the email.

Please contact Heather in HR at ext. 4378 if you have questions.

Option 1

Option 2

Option 3 5XL ONLY

HOSPITAL WEEK GIFT

Place your order online by THIS Friday!

Due to a recent increase in COVID cases in the Spanish speaking community, the Marketing Department has dis-tributed materials that cater to this population. These documents have been sent to all locations and can be found at all patient entrances. Documents include the Spanish version of the screening questions we ask to patients when entering the building, a CDC poster in Spanish that includes basics about preventing the spread of COVID, and a packet of documents that provide basic information about COVID including symptoms, how to quarantine, how to protect yourself from COVID and some tips for those that may share close quarters with others.

The packet of documents needs to be given to every Spanish speaking patient upon entrance to the building.

If you would like any of these documents in your area, please contact Mollie Felkins at [email protected].

COVID INFO FOR THE SPANISH SPEAKING COMMUNITY

Tenga en cuenta las siguientes preguntas.

1. ¿Tiene alguno de los siguientes síntomas?: FIEBRE TOS FALTA DE AIRE DIARREA

2. En los últimos 14 días, ¿estuvo expuesto a una persona de la comunidad o de su grupo familiar con COVID-19 confirmado o que se sospeche que tiene COVID-19?

3. ¿QUÉ ES ESTAR EXPUESTO? Es el contacto cercano y sin protección con una persona con un resultado positivo o pendiente para la prueba de COVID-19.

Síntomas del coronavirus (COVID-19)

cdc.gov/coronavirus-es

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Busque atención médica de inmediato si alguien tienesignos de advertencia de una emergencia del COVID-19

• Dificultad para respirar• Dolor o presión persistentes en el pecho• Estado de confusión de aparición reciente

• No puede despertarse o permanecer despierta• Labios o cara azulados

Esta lista no incluye todos los síntomas posibles. Llame a su proveedor de atención médica si tiene cualquier otro síntoma que sea grave o que le preocupe.

Los síntomas pueden ser de leves a graves, y aparecer de 2 a 14 días después de la exposición al virus que causa el COVID-19.

Dolor en el cuerpo o los músculos

Pérdida reciente del gusto o del olfato

Vómito o diarrea

Tos, falta de aire o dificultad para respirar Fiebre o escalofríos

Conozca los síntomas del COVID-19, que pueden incluir:

6 ft

Mantenga al menos 6 pies (aproximadamente la longitud de

2 brazos) de distancia de otras personas.

Quédese en casa cuando esté enfermo, excepto para recibir atención médica.

Limpie y desinfecte los objetos y superficies que se tocan con frecuencia.

Cúbrase con un pañuelo desechable la nariz y la boca al toser o estornudar, luego

bótelo en la basura y lávese las manos.

Lávese las manos frecuentemente con agua y jabón por al menos 20 segundos.

Detenga la propagación de gérmenes

cdc.gov/coronavirus-esMP316917-A 13 de mayo, 2020 11:00 a.m.

Ayude a prevenir la transmisión de enfermedades respiratorias como el COVID-19.

Evite tocarse los ojos, la nariz y la boca.

Cuando esté en un lugar público, use una cubierta de tela para la

cara sobre su nariz y boca.

Cuándo buscar atención médica de emergencia Esté atento a los signos de advertencia de una emergencia* del COVID-19. Si una persona está mostrando alguno de estos signos, busque atención médica de inmediato:

• Dificultad para respirar• Dolor o presión persistentes en el pecho• Confusión reciente• Labios o cara azulados• Incapacidad para despertar o permanecer despierto

* Esta lista no incluye todos los síntomas posibles. Llame a su proveedor de atención médica si tiene cualquier otro síntoma que sea grave o que le preocupe.

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Si está enfermo, prevenga la propagación del COVID-19Versión accesible: https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/if-you-are-sick/steps-when-sick.html

Si está enfermo con el COVID-19 o cree que podría tener el COVID-19, tome las siguientes medidas para cuidarse y para ayudar a proteger a otras personas en su casa y comunidad.

Llame antes de ir al médico. • Llame antes. Muchas visitas médicas para

cuidados de rutina están posponiéndose o realizándose por teléfono o telemedicina.

• Si tiene una cita médica que no puede ser pospuesta, llame al consultorio médico y dígales que usted tiene o podría tener el COVID-19.

Si está enfermo, póngase una cubierta de tela que le cubra la nariz y la boca.• Debe usar una cubierta de tela para la

cara que le cubra la nariz y la boca si tiene que estar alrededor de otras personas o animales, como las mascotas (incluso en su casa).

• Si está solo, no es necesario que use la cubierta de tela para la cara. Si no puede usar una cubierta de tela para la cara (debido a que tiene dificultad para respirar, por ejemplo), cúbrase la nariz y la boca de alguna otra forma al toser y estornudar. Trate de mantenerse al menos a 6 pies de distancia de otras personas. Esto ayudará a proteger a las personas que estén a su alrededor.

• No se les debe poner una cubierta de tela para la cara a los niños menores de 2 años, ni a cualquier persona que tenga dificultad para respirar o que no se la pueda quitar sin ayuda.

Nota: Durante la pandemia del COVID-19, las mascarillas de grado médico se reservan para los trabajadores de la salud y algunos miembros del personal de respuesta a emergencias. Es posible que usted tenga que hacer una cubierta de tela para la cara con una bufanda o una bandana o pañuelo.

Quédese en casa, excepto para conseguir atención médica. • Quédese en casa. La mayoría de las personas

con COVID-19 tienen un caso leve de la enfermedad y se pueden recuperar en casa sin atención médica. No salga de casa, excepto para conseguir atención médica. No visite áreas públicas.

• Cuídese. Descanse y manténgase hidratado. Tome medicamentos de venta libre, como acetaminofeno, para ayudar a sentirse mejor.

• Manténgase en contacto con su médico. Llame antes de conseguir atención médica. Asegúrese de conseguir atención médica si tiene dificultad para respirar o si tiene algún otro signo de advertencia de una emergencia, o si cree que es una emergencia.

• Evite el servicio de transporte público, vehículos compartidos o taxis.

Manténgase alejado de otras personas y de las mascotas en su casa. • En la medida de lo posible, permanezca

en una habitación específica y lejos de las otras personas y mascotas en su casa. Además, debería usar un baño aparte, de ser posible. Si es necesario que esté cerca de otras personas o animales dentro o fuera de la casa, use una cubierta de tela para la cara.

ɞ Si tiene preguntas sobre las mascotas, vea el COVID-19 y los animales: https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/faq.html#COVID-19-and-Animals

ɞ Hay guías adicionales disponibles para las personas que vivan en espacios reducidos (https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/living-in-close-quarters.html) y viviendas compartidas (https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/shared-housing/index.html).

Vigile sus síntomas.• Los síntomas del COVID-19 incluyen fiebre,

tos y dificultad para respirar, pero también puede haber otros síntomas.

• Siga las instrucciones sobre cuidados que le den su proveedor de atención médica y departamento de salud local. Las autoridades de salud locales le darán instrucciones sobre cómo vigilar sus síntomas y notificar la información.

Llame al 911 o llame antes al establecimiento de emergencia local: avísele al operador que está buscando atención médica para una persona que tiene o podría tener COVID-19.

COVID-19: Diferencia entre cuarentena y aislamiento

La CUARENTENA mantiene a la persona que ha estado en contacto cercano con alguien que tiene COVID-19 lejos de los demás.

Si usted ha tenido contacto cercano con una persona que tiene COVID-19

• Quédese en casa hasta que hayan pasado 14 días desde su último contacto.

• Tómese la temperatura dos veces por día y esté atento a los síntomas del COVID-19.

• Si es posible, manténgase lejos de las personas que tengan un mayor riesgo de enfermarse gravemente con el COVID-19.

El AISLAMIENTO mantiene a la persona que está enferma, o que dio positivo en la prueba del COVID-19 sin tener síntomas, lejos de los demás, incluso en su propia casa.

Si está enfermo y piensa o sabe que tiene COVID-19

• Quédese en casa hasta que haya estado

ū 3 días sin fiebre

ū los síntomas hayan mejorado y

ū hayan pasado 10 días desde el inicio de los síntomas.

Si dio positivo en la prueba del COVID-19, pero no tiene síntomas

Inform National

Picture of COVID-19

Case Identification

Testing Expansion

Healthcare Monitoring

Illness Monitoring

Collect and Analyze Data to Understand COVID-19 and Its Spread

Provide Tools and Guidance to Minimize Impact

Support STLT Public Health Capacity

Critical Infrastructure

Guidance

Vulnerable Populations Protection Strategies

Travel Guidance

Contact Tracing

Clinical Recommendations

Clinician On-call

Tools and Checklists

Innovative Technologies

COVID Corps

Training

• Quédese en casa hasta que

ū hayan pasado 10 días desde que se hizo la prueba que le dio positivo.

Si vive con otras personas, quédese en una “habitación para el enfermo” o un área específica y lejos de otras personas o de animales, incluidas las mascotas. Use un baño aparte, de ser posible.

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Guía para las familias grandes o extendidas que viven en el mismo hogar

Los adultos mayores y las personas de cualquier edad con afecciones subyacentes graves tienen mayor riesgo de enfermarse gravemente por la enfermedad del coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19). Si en su hogar hay personas que pertenecen a estos grupos, entonces todos los miembros de la familia deberían actuar como si ellos mismos estuvieran en mayor riesgo. Esto puede ser difícil si el espacio en el que vive la familia grande o extendida es limitado. La siguiente información podría ayudarlo a proteger a las personas más vulnerables de su hogar.

Este documento le explica cómo hacer lo siguiente:• Proteger el hogar cuando salga a hacer diligencias.

• Proteger a los miembros del hogar que tengan un riesgo alto de

enfermarse gravemente.

• Proteger a los niños y a los demás para que no se enfermen.

• Cuidar a un miembro del hogar que esté enfermo.

• Aislar a un miembro del hogar que esté enfermo.

• Comer juntos y alimentar a un miembro del hogar que esté enfermo.

Cómo proteger el hogar cuando deba salir de la casa¡No salga de la casa a menos que sea absolutamente necesario!Por ejemplo, salga solamente si debe ir a trabajar, a la tienda de comestibles, la farmacia o a citas médicas que no se puedan posponer (como las de bebés y personas con afecciones graves). Elija una o dos personas que no estén en mayor riesgo de enfermarse gravemente de COVID-19 para hacer las diligencias. Si debe salir de la casa, siga estos nueve consejos:

1. Evite los lugares con muchas personas, incluidas las reuniones sociales de cualquier tamaño.

2. Manténgase a una distancia de al menos 6 pies de las otras personas.

3. Lávese las manos con frecuencia.

4. No toque las superficies que se tocan con frecuencia en los lugares públicos, como los botones del ascensor o las barandas.

5. No use transporte público, como el tren o el bus, de ser posible. Si debe tomar un medio de transporte público: » Manténgase a una distancia de 6 pies de los otros pasajeros lo más posible. » Evite tocar las superficies que se tocan frecuentemente, como las barandas. » Lávese las manos o use un desinfectante de manos lo antes posible después de usar el transporte público.

6. No vaya en auto con los miembros de otro hogar.

7. Use una cubierta de tela para la cara para ayudar a desacelerar la propagación del COVID-19. » Las cubiertas de tela para la cara elaboradas con artículos de uso doméstico o hechas en casa con materiales comunes de bajo costo pueden usarse como una medida de salud pública voluntaria adicional. Hay información disponible sobre el uso de cubiertas de tela para la cara en https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/diy-cloth-face-coverings.html.

8. Lávese las manos de inmediato cuando regrese a casa.

9. Mantenga una distancia física entre usted y las personas en su hogar que estén en mayor riesgo. Por ejemplo, evite darle abrazos o besos, o compartir alimentos o bebidas.

Puede encontrar más información sobre cómo hacer las diligencias esenciales en https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/essential-goods-services.html.

2020 Breast Cancer Awareness TeesPRICE:

NAME:____________________________________________ SIZE:_____________________

TOTAL DUE: $________ PAYMENT: Cash Check

Please send your order form and payment to Mollie Felkins in the T.J. Marketing Department.You may scan and email your order form to [email protected], or you may

fax to 270.659.1704. Checks should be made payable to T.J. Samson.These shirts may be worn to work on Fridays.

ORDERS ARE DUE ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.

Payroll Deduction

Small to 4X: $8

All proceeds benefit the T.J. Oncology and Hematology Department.

DEPARTMENT:____________________________________________ LOCATION:____________________________________________

I________________________________ give the hospital (please print name) payroll department permission to deduct my Breast Cancer Awareness shirt purchase from my payroll check. Please note: Only employees paid by T J Regional Health, T J Samson Community Hospital and T J Health Columbia may use Payroll deduction. Purchases of $25.00 or less will be deducted in full from one paycheck. Purchases over $25.00 will be divided into two paychecks. In the event I terminate employment the entire balance due will be deducted from my final paycheck. Total $________________________(attach receipt if available) ______________________________/________________________ Employee Signature Badge # (mandatory) ____________________ _____________________________ Company ID Department

Item Package Size Price Quantity

2% Milk ½ gallon Refrigerated $2.50

Whole Milk ½ gallon Refrigerated $2.50

American Cheese 160 slices Refrigerated $14.00

Cheddar Cheese 2.5lb, slices Refrigerated $10.00

Eggs, Pasteurized in Shell Dozen Refrigerated $4.00

Deli Turkey 1lb, sliced Frozen $4.00

Bacon, Egg, Cheese Biscuits Case of 12 Frozen $20.00

All Beef Hot Dogs 5lb bag, 30 per bag Frozen $15.00

Chicken Breast (boneless, skinless) 5lb bag (16 per bag) Frozen 18.00

Chicken Tenders 5lb bag Frozen $15.00

Pulled Chicken 5lb bag Frozen $23.00

Pulled Pork 5.5lb bag Frozen $25.00

Scones, Blueberry Dozen Frozen $12.00

Scones, White Choc Raspberry Dozen Frozen $12.00

Scones, Apple Cinnamon Dozen Frozen $12.00

Name:_____________________Phone #:____________________Order Date:__________________Pick Up Date:_________________Pick Up Time:_________________

All items are subject to availability. Please allow for delivery time to the Pavilion or to Columbia.Pick-up locations are:Main Hospital: TJ Café (M-F, 6:30am-1pm) Apple A Day (daily 7am-7pm) Pavilion: Apple, Too (M-F, 7am-1pm)Columbia: Kitchen (M-F, times may vary depending on courier schedule)


Coke 12 pack cans $5.25

Diet Coke 12 pack cans $5.25

Ski 12 pack cans $5.25

Sprite 12 pack cans $5.25

Sprite Zero 12 pack cans $5.25

Mountain Dew 12 pack cans $5.25

Diet Mountain Dew 12 pack cans $5.25

Sara Lee White Bread Loaf $2.00

Sara Lee Whole Wheat Bread Loaf $2.00

Ball Park Hamburger Buns 12 count $2.25

Ball Park Hot Dog Buns 12 count $2.00

Frosted Cherry Pop Tarts Box of 6 packs $4.00

Frosted Strawberry Pop Tarts Box of 6 packs $4.00

Frosted Blueberry Pop Tarts Box of 6 packs $4.00

Frosted Brown Sugar Pop Tarts Box of 6 packs $4.00

S'mores Pop Tarts Box of 6 packs $4.00




Krusteaz Pancake Mix 5lb Bag $5.00

Skippy Peanut Butter 4lb $9.00

Welch’s Grape Jelly 20oz Squeeze Bottle $3

Mott’s Applesauce 46oz $3.50

Vanilla Pudding Cups 4 pack $2.00

Chocolate Pudding Cups 4 pack $2.00

Sugar Free Vanilla Pudding 4 pack Cups $2.00

Sugar Free Chocolate Pudding 4 pack Cups $2.00

Heinz Ketchup 20oz $2.00

French’s Yellow Mustard 8oz $2.00

Hellmann’s Mayonnaise 20oz Squeeze Bottle $5.00

Lipton Tea Bags Box of 100 bags $5.00

Lays Variety Chips (original, Doritos, Cheetos, Fritos, bbq, cool ranch)

30 bags $16.00

Baked Lays Variety Chips (original baked, baked Cheetos, bbq, sour cream & onion, cheddar & sour cream)

30 bags $16.00

Rice Krispy Treats Box of 8 $5.00

Barilla Penne Pasta 1lb Box $2.00



THE T.J. TimEsSPECIAL EDITION T.J. REGIONAL HEALTH VOL. 1

CALLING ALL SUPERHEROES!2020 TJRH COMPETENCY CARNIVAL

VIRTUAL ALL EMPLOYEE COMPETENCY CARNIVAL:Beginning August 31, Competency Carnival requirements will be conducted virtually via HealthStream. You will need to log onto HealthStream and complete virtual learning during the week of Aug. 31 – Sept. 4.

NURSING COMPETENCY CARNIVAL:Nursing staff will need to complete the virtual requirements as well as attend a skills check-off. If your manager hasn’t already scheduled a time for you to attend, you may sign up for an appointment on HealthStream. You MUST be registered for a session in order to attend. Due to social distancing restrictions, we will only be able to accept those who have registered for a session.

Report to 3E Waiting Room to sign in.

Pavilion Nursing Carnival will be held on Sept. 15. Times will be posted later.

Columbia Nursing Carnival will be held on Sept. 17 at 6 a.m., 8 a.m., and 10 a.m.

REMINDERS:When attending Competency Carnival sessions,

you will need to wear appropriate dress code attire.

Please allow two hours to complete your nursing competencies.

T.J. SAMSON NURSING SESSIONS Monday, Aug. 316 a.m.

8 a.m.

12 p.m.

2 p.m.

Tuesday, Sept. 1

7:30 a.m.

10 a.m.

4 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept. 26 a.m.

8 a.m.

10 a.m.

Thursday, Sept. 3

7:30 a.m.

10 a.m.

5 p.m.

T.J. SAMSON NURSE AIDE SESSIONS Tuesday, Sept. 16 a.m.

2 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept. 212 p.m.

2 p.m.

Name:

Phone:

Pick-Up Date:

Pick-Up Time:

Sides (meal includes 2): Sauces (meal includes 2):

Potato Wedges BBQ

Coleslaw Ranch

Onion Rings Buffalo

Tater Tots General Tso's

Honey Mustard

*additional orders of Chef's Special, Taco Meat or Fajita Spiced Chicken are $6 each*

Taco Meat (1 family size container included with meal)

Fajita Spiced Chicken (1 family size container included with meal)

Chef's Special Family Meal (includes 4 chef's specials)

Tomatoes, Black Beans, Salsa & Sour Cream

OR 4 orders Chef's Special (chicken, rice, queso) with Chips & Salsa $22

Family Nacho Meal How many orders of each?

*extra sauce $1 per cup, extra sides $3 each*

TuesdayBuild Your Own Nachos (feeds up to 4) $22

Taco Meat or Fajita Spiced Chicken, Nacho Chips, Lettuce, Shredded Cheese,

$20

How many orders of each side?

How many cups of each sauce?

Daily Special Family Meal (feeds up to 4)Chicken Tenders (12-16 varies based on size), 2 Family Size Sides,

4 Dinner Rolls, and 2 Family Size Sauces

Place, and pay for, your order in the Apple-A-Day by noon. Pick-up your order, at the time specified, in the Apple-A-Day. If ordering from the Pavilion, place and pay for your order at the Apple, Too. Show your receipt and pick-up your order in the

Apple-A-Day. *All orders must be picked-up by 7pm.*

YOU'VE WORKED HARD TODAY. LET US MAKE DINNER EASY.

Name:

Phone:

Pick-Up Date:

Pick-Up Time:

Sides (meal includes 2): Sauces (meal includes 2):Potato Wedges BBQ

Coleslaw RanchOnion Rings Buffalo

Tater Tots General Tso'sHoney Mustard

Chicken: Fried or Grilled Fried Grilled Chicken: Fried or Grilled Fried GrilledBacon Bacon

Cheese CheeseTomatoes Tomatoes

Cucumbers CucumbersRed Onion Red Onion

Black Olives Black OlivesCroutons Croutons

Ranch: Regular or Fat Free Reg FF Ranch: Regular or Fat Free Reg FFHoney Mustard Honey Mustard

Chicken: Fried or Grilled Fried Grilled Chicken: Fried or Grilled Fried GrilledBacon Bacon

Cheese CheeseTomatoes Tomatoes

Cucumbers CucumbersRed Onion Red Onion

Black Olives Black OlivesCroutons Croutons

Ranch: Regular or Fat Free Reg FF Ranch: Regular or Fat Free Reg FFHoney Mustard Honey Mustard




$20 Daily Special Family Meal (feeds up to 4) $20Chicken Tenders (12-16 varies based on size), 2 Family Size Sides,


Wednesday Chop Chop To GoSalad comes with a Honey Butter Croissant

1 salad $6, 2 salads $5.40 each, 3 salads $5.20 each, 4 or more $5 each

extra croissants $1 each

Salad 1 (choose toppings) Salad 2 (choose toppings)

Salad 3 (choose toppings) Salad 4 (choose toppings)




Name:

Phone:

Pick-Up Date:

Pick-Up Time:

Chicken Tenders

Plain

Cajun Fried

Sides (meal includes 2): Sauces (meal includes 2):Buttermilk Chive Mashed

Potatoes White Gravy

BBQ Carrots Hot Honey

Southern Style Green Beans Maple Pecan Praline

Dijon Roasted Potato Salad BBQ

Hot Honey Brussels Sprouts Ranch

Potato Wedges Buffalo

Coleslaw General Tso's

Onion Rings Honey Mustard

Tater Tots


4 Biscuits, and 2 Family Size Sauces



*Extra family-sized orders of chicken tenders $14, extra individual order $3.50*

*Feeds up to 4*

$20How many family-size orders of each?

ThursdayChicken Tenders (12-16 varies based on size), 2 Family Size Sides,




Name:

Phone:

Pick-Up Date:

Pick-Up Time:


Potato Wedges BBQ

Coleslaw Ranch

Onion Rings Buffalo


Honey Mustard

How Many of

each?

How Many of

each?

Extra sides $3 each

Extra burger (beef, turkey or veggie) $3 each

Extra family-size container of sloppy joes $6

Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Ketchup, Mayo, & Mustard

BeefType of Burgers (meal includes 4 burgers)

Coleslaw




Onion RingsPotato Wedges

Tater Tots

Veggie

Sloppy Joe

Turkey




$20

Family Burger Pack (feeds up to 4) $22Burgers, Buns, 2 Family Size Sides, Cheese,

Sides (meal includes 2)

Broccoli Salad

Daily Special Family Meal (feeds up to 4)

Friday

Chicken Tenders (12-16 varies based on size), 2 Family Size Sides,


Name:

Phone:

Pick-Up Date:

Pick-Up Time:


Potato Wedges BBQ

Coleslaw Ranch

Onion Rings Buffalo


Honey Mustard

Pizzas (choose 2) Quantity

Bell Pepper

Mushrooms OnionBlack Olives

SupremePepperoni Sausage

Pepperoni

Cheese

One Cheese Pizza To Go: $8, One Pepperoni, Veggie, or Supreme To Go: $10

Pepperoni

VeggieBell

PepperMushrooms Onion

Black Olives


Saturday & Sunday2 pizzas, 8 Breadsticks, Marinara, Parmesan, Pepperoncini Peppers, Garlic Butter

$25Toppings (mark through anything you'd like left off)

Cheese

$20






Daily Special Family Meal (feeds up to 4)Chicken Tenders (12-16 varies based on size), 2 Family Size Sides,


TJ Café Menu

August 31 – September 4

Monday

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WWeeddggeess,, CCaarrrroottss && CCeelleerryy

DDeesssseerrtt:: PPBB CCooookkiieess

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Tuesday

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SSoouupp:: CChhiillii

Wednesday

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BBeeaannss

DDeesssseerrtt:: LLeemmoonn BBaarrss

SSoouupp:: PPiinnttoo BBeeaannss

Thursday

BBBBQQ BBrriisskkeett,, PPuulllleedd PPoorrkk,, BBBBQQ CChhiicckkeenn

BBaakkeedd BBeeaannss,, MMaacc && CChheeeessee,, GGrriilllleedd CCaabbbbaaggee,, HHoonneeyy BBuutttteerr

CCoorrnn oonn tthhee CCoobb

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SSoouupp:: BBrrooccccoollii CChheeddddaarr

Friday

GGrriilllleedd CChhiicckkeenn BBrreeaasstt,, BBllaacckkeenneedd SSaallmmoonn,, GGrriilllleedd HHoottddooggss,, BBrrooccccoollii

CChheeddddaarr CCaasssseerroollee,, LLooaaddeedd MMaasshheedd PPoottaattooeess,, RRooaasstteedd

AAssppaarraagguuss,, OOnniioonn RRiinnggss,, KKaallee SSaallaadd

DDeesssseerrtt:: SSaalltteedd CCaarraammeell BBrroowwnniiee

SSoouupp:: PPiinnttoo BBeeaannss

TJ Cafe MenuAugust 24 - August 28

Apple Too MenuAugust 31 - September 4

Pulled Pork Sandwich, Baked Beans & a 20oz Bottled Water or Soft Drink

$5

“Grown Up” Grilled Cheese, Roasted Red Pepper & Gouda Soup or Chips & 20oz Bottled Water or Soft Drink

$5

Fried Chicken Sandwich, Broccoli Salad & 20oz Bottled Water or Soft Drink

$5

Very Berry Chicken Salad, Honey Butter Croissant & 20oz Bottled Water or Soft Drink

$5

Chicken Chef’s Special, Chips, Salsa & a 20oz Bottled Water or Soft Drink

$5

Build Your Own Pasta Bar

Dessert: Cannoli

Soup: Chili

Fried Chicken Breast, Cajun Fried Tenders, Hot Honey Brussels, Mashed Potatoes, BBQ Carrots, Green Beans

Dessert: Peach CobblerSoup: Broccoli Cheddar

Build Your Own Burger Bar (beef, turkey, veggie, or sloppy joe)Onion Rings, Broccoli Salad

Dessert: Chocolate Chip CookiesSoup: Potato

Chop Chop Salad

Dessert: Oatmeal Raisin Cookies

Soup: Roasted Red Pepper

Build Your Own Nachos

Dessert: Chocolate Cake

Soup: Pinto Beans

Apple Too MenuAugust 24 - August 28

Bacon Cheeseburger, Chips, & a 20oz Bottled Water or Soft Drink

$5

Meatball Marinara, Side Salad & 20oz Bottled Water or Soft Drink

$5

Chicken Quesadilla, Black Bean & Corn Salad, & 20oz Bottled Water or Soft Drink

$5

Big Daddy Brisket Sandwich, Potato Salad & 20oz Bottled Water or Soft Drink

$5

Mediterranean Power Bowl, Lemon Bar & a 20oz Bottled Water or Soft Drink

$5

AAACorporate Discount: $40 for 2 people for 14 months. Call

Cindy Piascik at 216.644.2988 to complete application on phone.

AT&TReceive 25% off base rates. (Excludes Unlimited Plans.)

AUTO SPA COMPLEXReceive $2 off the $20 or $28 car wash.

AWARDS, INC.Receive 15% off gift items. (Excludes trophies & plaques.)

AZUL TEQUILAReceive 15% off OR a free queso.

BAILEY GIBSON SERVICE DEPT.Receive 15% off service.

BIG LOTSReceive 15% off your purchase.

BLUEGRASS CELLULARReceive 15% off basic service.

BOUTIQUE 218 AT JORDAN'S SALON Receive 10% off clothing at Boutique 218.

CAPTAIN D'SReceive 15% off your purchase.

DON FRANKLIN GLASGOWReceive 10% off standard services and repairs.

EL MAZATLANReceive 10% off your purchase.

ELY DRUGSReceive 20% off your purchase of scrubs.

ENTERPRISEUse this corporate code for a discount: XZ58A71

Discounts vary, contact Enterprise for specific details.

EXTREME FITNESSIndividual: $21 Family: $26 Key Card: $10

FANCY PANTS BOUTIQUEReceive 10% off your purchase.

FREDDY'SReceive 10% off your total on T.J. Tuesdays.

GARCIA'SReceive 10% off carryout order - employee's meal only.

LAWLESS ORTHODONTICSReceive a $500 discount.

LONG JOHN SILVERS / A&WReceive 20% off regular-priced purchase.

MARCO'S PIZZAReceive 30% off regular-priced pizza. (Delivery & carryout.)

NEW CENTURY BUFFETReceive 10% off (T.J. employee's meal only).

NOT AVERAGE JOES GYM$20 a month. No fees.

PAPA JOHN'S PIZZAAny large 5-topping or specialty pizza for $12: Tjpj20

Large 3-topping pizza for $9.99: 99wfg3 Reg. menu prices. Online, call-in and in-store orders.

T.J. employees receive discounts at the following Glasgow businesses by showing your T.J. name badge.

GLASGOW EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS

NEW!

FRANKLIN NISSAN10% off any service work.

NANWOOD MARKET10% off regularly priced items.

RUGGED TRUTH BARBERSHOP$1 off a haircut.

THE TRENDY FARMHOUSE15% discount on merchandise and/or services of

farm2furniture.

Rev. 7/13/20

If you are aware of other discounts that T.J. employees receive, please email [email protected].

RALPHIE'S FUN CENTERReceive free shoe or skate rental.

SHOGUN BISTROReceive 10% off your food purchase.

SIDELINES CASUAL DININGReceive 10% off your purchase.

SWEETHEART BAKERYReceive 10% off your purchase.

THE URBAN DENReceive 15% off your purchase on Fridays.

T.J. CAFEEmployee discount in employee cafeteria.

T.J. GIFT SHOPReceive 10% off your purchase.

Payroll deduction available for employees.

WITTY'S COMPLETE CAR CAREReceive $5 off lube/oil/filter change.

WORKOUT ANYTIMEFirst month free • $15 Basic Individual Plan

$25 Premium Individual Plan • $35 Friends & Family (2 ppl)

YMCAJoining fee is waived. 15% discount monthly.

GLASGOW EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS, CONT.

T.J. employees receive discounts at the following Columbia businesses by showing your T.J. name badge.

COLUMBIA EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS

Employee Donation Form Payroll Deduction Authorization/One Time Gift

I understand my donation will be made to the T.J. Community Mission Foundation to advance the Love Makes a House a Home campaign to support the Shanti Niketan Hospice Home, its programs and/or endowment. Employee Name: __________________________________________ Home Address: __________________________________________ __________________________________________ Phone: __________________________________________ Email Address: __________________________________________ Social Security Number: __________________________________________ Employee Number: __________________________________________

PAYROLL DEDUCTION Please deduct the following amount from each paycheck: $__________

My gift is a: ☐☐ 5 year contribution ☐☐ 3 year contribution

☐☐ 2 year contribution ☐ 1 year contribution I agree that my gross pay will be reduced by the amount of my deduction as indicated above. In the event a new Employee Deduction Authorization Form is not executed on or before the next year-end, this form shall be deemed to continue in force for the next succeeding year. Employee Signature: ____________________________________ Date: _______________ ONE TIME GIFT

Please accept my one time gift: $__________ (check attached) Make check payable to: T.J. Community Mission Foundation

Primary Care Pod A: 270.651.6791Dr. Mallory • Megan Buntin, APRN • Pat Spears, APRN

Primary Care Pod B: 270.659.5870Dr. Gilson • Dr. Miller • Dr. Neuhaus

Primary Care Pod C: 270.659.5885Dr. A. Campbell • Dr. Matney • Dr. Brooks • Carla Hale, PA-C

Cardiology: 270.659.5970Dr. Nair • Dr. Rajan • Dr. V. Reddy • Dr. SalifuLisa DuCoff, APRN • Nancy Jo Houchens, APRNAshley Robertson, APRN • Heather Bull, APRN

Gastrointestinal Clinic: 270.659.3398Dr. Suh

General Surgery: 270.659.5945Dr. Klapheke • Dr. Marion • Dr. Saridakis

Gynecology & Obstetrics: 270.659.5865Dr. Craddock • Dr. Dirig • Dr. Thorpe • Nellie Bell, APRNCasey Sacia, APRN • Michelle Wilson, APRN

Nephrology: 270.659.5834Dr. S. Reddy • Marissa Howard, APRN

310 N.L. Rogers Wells Blvd., Glasgow • Call 270.651.1111 for general information.

T.J. Health Cave City Clinic: 270.773.2111Paula West, APRNCardiology: Dr. Salifu

T.J. Health Columbia: 270.384.4753 T.J. Health Columbia Clinic: 270.384.0451Patricia Doolin, APRN T.J. Health Columbia Primary Care: 270.384.4764Dr. Kiteck • Kandace Webster, APRNCardiology: Dr. Rajan • Ashley Robertson, APRNGynecology: Casey Sacia, APRN Pediatrics & Ped. Behavioral Health: Alisha Risen, APRNPodiatry: Dr. RisenPulmonary: Dr. Kummerfeldt Sleep: Kim Bowman, APRN

T.J. Health Edmonton Clinic: 270.432.4800 Dr. Dunn • Connie Prostko, APRN • Khabeer Abdul, APRN

T.J. Health Greensburg Clinic: 270.973.5439 Pediatrics & Ped. Behavioral Health: Alisha Risen, APRN

Neurology: 270.659.5945Dr. Koury

Oncology: 270.659.5890 Dr. Modi • Melanie Isbell, APRN • Lauren LeGrand, APRN

Pain Management: 270.659.5990Dr. Bahadur • Angela Rush, APRN

Pulmonology: 270.659.5835Dr. Kummerfeldt • Dr. Waheed

Urology: 270.659.5965Dr. Wiatrak

Urgent Care at the Pavilion: 270.659.5555Laboratory: 270.659.5584Pavilion Pharmacy: 270.659.5599Radiology: 270.659.5570Rehab Services: 270.659.5660Respiratory: 270.659.5540Women’s Imaging: 270.659.5591

T.J. Health Russell Springs Clinic: 270.858.3636 Latasha Gilpatrick, APRN • Nikki Loy, APRN

T.J. Health Scottsville Clinic: 270.237.3123 Emily Tabor Jessie, APRN • Lindsey Landers, APRN

T.J. Health Tompkinsville Clinic: 270.487.0720 Teresa Sheffield, APRN

T.J. Home Health & Hospice: 270.651.4430T.J. Long Term Care Team: 270.651.4451 Dr. A. Kiser • Micah Tracy, APRN • Pat Spears, APRNNikki Sherfey, APRNT.J. Samson Community Hospital:270.651.4444T.J. Samson Family Medicine: 270.651.4797Dr. House • Dr. Clouse • Dr. Gillette T.J. Sleep Clinic: 270.651.1888 Dr. Turpen • Kim Bowman, APRN • Amy Thornbury, APRNT.J. Wound Care: 270.651.4325Dr. A. Kiser • Micah Tracy, APRN • Nikki Sherfey, APRN Walmart Clinic: 270.678.3278Tiffany Frye, APRN • Tracy Taylor, APRN

T.J. HEALTH PAVILION

ADDITIONAL SERVICE LOCATIONS

6/24/20

For Office Use Only: Department Director Approval: __________________________

HR Approval: _________________________________________

Submit completed nomina�on forms to Pam Bray in Human Resources.

TJRH Service Excellence Award Nomination Form

Nominee’s Name (please print):_____________________________________ Date: _____________________

Nominee’s Department:____________________________ Nominee’s Supervisor:_______________________

Choose One:

Hospital Pavilion Columbia Clinics

Clinic Loca�on:_______________

Choose Area(s) of service that the nominee consistently delivers service that reflects T.J. Regional Health’s Service Excellence standards of:

Compassion Coopera�on Collabora�on Communica�on Change Champion

Provide a detailed descrip�on of how the nominee exemplifies the standards listed on the pledge. Refer to T.J. Pledge for standards of behavior. Please be sure to provide specific examples of service.

Would you like to remain anonymous?______________

If no, please provide your name: ___________________________________________

I WILL SHOW COMPASSION: see all patients, family members, visitors,

coworkers, physicians, and anyone else at T.J. as my customerrecognize that each and every interaction I have at

T.J. Regional Health mattersshow kindness and compassion towards my

customers at all timesbe sensitive to the personal and private needs of

every customer

I WILL COOPERATE WITH OTHERS: maintain zero tolerance for abusive behaviorlisten and be willing to accept fault when I make a

mistakenever underestimate the power of an apologyrefrain from blame and judgmentbring a sense of calm to stressful situations

I WILL COLLABORATE WITH OTHERS: value myself and every coworker as an equal part of

one GREAT team working togethertreat others in a way that I would like to be treatedparticipate only in conversations that are courteous,

respectful, and reflect positively on my teammates and T.J. Regional Healthfoster a calm and pleasant atmosphere, and refrain

from gossip, rumors, and insultsspeak honestly, seek truth, and act with integrity

towards my teammatesvalue the uniqueness and expertise that each team

member contributes to the wholemeet the need of the moment, regardless of whether

or not it is considered part of my job

I WILL COMMUNICATE: smile - at everyonealways introduce myself, my role, and my purposeuse body language, eye contact, and tone of voice

that shows respect in every interactionfollow the 10/5 rule: always acknowledging people at

10 feet away with a smile and always greeting people at 5 feet awayescort any customer in need (visitors, patients) to

their destination

I WILL ADAPT TO CHANGE: be a part of the solution when I am presented with a

challengeembrace change and set the example for those

around meaccept openly when there are changes that T.J.

Regional and/or I have no control overmanage the expectations of others by explaining

duration and next steps as often as needed

I WILL BE A CHAMPION: serve with passionview myself as an owner of T.J. Regional Health and

act accordinglytake responsibility for the physical appearance of

T.J. Regional Health, including my work areago out of my way to daily thank and compliment my

customers and coworkersdare to make a difference and be exceptionalconstantly try to improve myself and T.J. Regional

Healthspeak positively about T.J. Regional, while at work

and in public places outside of work

T.J. PLEDGE

MISSIONT.J. Regional Health will promote and provide for the health and wellness of the communities we serve and the healthcare professionals who serve them.

VISIONT.J. Regional Health will utilize available resources to anticipate and exceed the healthcare needs of the region with a focus on quality and compassion.

CORE VALUES• Compassion• Communication• Be a Champion• Cooperation• Collaboration• Adapt to Change