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Patient Honors Nurse With Daisy Award

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Christine L. Kippley, vice president of Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer; Christopher Honor, RN, and DAISY Award winner; Kathleen Wagner, director of Nursing Education and Professional Development; Anne Marie Dillon, RN, director of Patient Care, Cardiac Services; Amy E. Loeb, executive director of Peconic Bay Medical Center.

Christine L. Kippley, vice president of Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer; Christopher Honor, RN, and DAISY Award winner; Kathleen Wagner, director of Nursing Education and Professional Development; Anne Marie Dillon, RN, director of Patient Care, Cardiac Services; Amy E. Loeb, executive director of Peconic Bay Medical Center.

authorStaff Writer on Jan 3, 2022
Patient Honors Peconic Bay Medical Center Nurse with DAISY Award The Peconic Bay Medical Center recently announced that registered nurse Christopher Honor received the December DAISY Award after a patient... more

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