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Hannah Douglas, RN, receives DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses
Hospital, Nursing, Employee StoriesHannah Douglas, RN, receives DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses
Congratulations to Hannah Douglas, RN, from the Emergency Department at Skagit Valley Hospital.
The DAISY Award® for Extraordinary Nurses recognizes and honors the super-human work nurses do for patients and families every day. This award is presented to nurses who have been nominated as an outstanding role model for their clinical skill and providing compassionate care.
Read the story included on Hannah's nomination form:

"We had a very challenging, developmentally delayed patient in the ED that was agitated and in/out of a soma bed. The family brought her in as they were unable to care for her at home any longer and her parents had recently passed away. This patient's world had been totally turned upside down. Her parents were gone and she was now out of the only home she had ever known.
The patient wouldn't sleep and was agitated in an ED room. Hannah was seen by ED staff in the room calmly caring for the patient and singing children's songs to her to keep her calm most of the night. You can't teach a nurse this skill - this is an exceptional gift and I want to recognize Hannah as one who has this."
Click here to see Hannah's DAISY Award® for Extraordinary Nurses spotlight.
Do you know a nurse who deserves to be nominated for a DAISY award? Click here to nominate a nurse at Cascade Valley Hospital or Skagit Valley Hospital.
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Hannah Douglas, RN, receives DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses
Congratulations to Hannah Douglas, RN, from the Emergency Department at Skagit Valley Hospital.
The DAISY Award® for Extraordinary Nurses recognizes and honors the super-human work nurses do for patients and families every day. This award is presented to nurses who have been nominated as an outstanding role model for their clinical skill and providing compassionate care.
Read the story included on Hannah's nomination form:

"We had a very challenging, developmentally delayed patient in the ED that was agitated and in/out of a soma bed. The family brought her in as they were unable to care for her at home any longer and her parents had recently passed away. This patient's world had been totally turned upside down. Her parents were gone and she was now out of the only home she had ever known.
The patient wouldn't sleep and was agitated in an ED room. Hannah was seen by ED staff in the room calmly caring for the patient and singing children's songs to her to keep her calm most of the night. You can't teach a nurse this skill - this is an exceptional gift and I want to recognize Hannah as one who has this."
Click here to see Hannah's DAISY Award® for Extraordinary Nurses spotlight.
Do you know a nurse who deserves to be nominated for a DAISY award? Click here to nominate a nurse at Cascade Valley Hospital or Skagit Valley Hospital.