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SHERT receives supplies from kdem
Members of SHERT are seen here unloading supplies received from the Kansas Department of Emergency Management (KDEM). The supplies will be distributed throughout the South West Kansas Healthcare Coalition region. 06.01.2021. Photo credit: Mindi Bremer.
Scott County Hospital provides training on the parapac transport ventilator
On Wednesday, April 22, 2020, Scott County Hospital provided training to Wichita County Health Center on the SHERT Parapac Transport Ventilator. The training was in preparation for COVID-19. SHERT Strong! Together, we overcome.
April 22, 2020
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Source: Mindi Bremer
Beloved Healthcare Coalition Coordinator Retires
June 14, 2019
On Friday June 14th, SHERT members celebrated Karen Luckett, the Southwest Kansas Healthcare Coalition Coordinator and her upcoming retirement from SHERT. Karen has been with SHERT for the past 16 years and was involved in the inception of SHERT in southwest Kansas. Karen’s dedication and hard work for SHERT will be greatly missed. SHERT coalition members wish Karen the best in her days ahead.
On Friday June 14th, SHERT members celebrated Karen Luckett, the Southwest Kansas Healthcare Coalition Coordinator and her upcoming retirement from SHERT. Karen has been with SHERT for the past 16 years and was involved in the inception of SHERT in southwest Kansas. Karen’s dedication and hard work for SHERT will be greatly missed. SHERT coalition members wish Karen the best in her days ahead.
full scale exercise in santana
November 1, 2018
Wichita County Health Center Active Shooter & Medical Surge Full Scale Exercise
August 22, 2018
Evacuation Full Scale Exercise
Evacuation Full Scale Exercise, Meade District Hospital and Lone Tree Retirement Center, October 16, 2018,
Trunk or Treat Community Event
Artesian Valley Health System had a Trunk or Treat on October 16, 2018 for the Meade Community where the hospital, clinic, and Long Term Care departments decorated a trunk representing their department. "As the Safety Director, mine was decorate as a hazardous material release, toxic pumpkin spill, so we had to keep people away and decontaminate the patient who got to close, said Darcy Golliher."
"They had Halloween music playing during the whole time, so Mindi [Bremer] and I danced to the songs and “scrubbed” down the goblins that came to our trunk! We had a great time!, said Darcy."
"They had Halloween music playing during the whole time, so Mindi [Bremer] and I danced to the songs and “scrubbed” down the goblins that came to our trunk! We had a great time!, said Darcy."
