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| New Team of Stars |
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| President's Message |
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| Communications |
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| President's Award |
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| Rowell gives AHVRP Address |
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| New CAVS exam debuts |
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| Student Ambassadors |
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| Julia Hunt sets theme |
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| News from Our States |
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| Calendar |
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| Board of Directors |
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Top 100 Places to Work in Massachusetts
The Globe 100’s “Top Places to Work: 2008” were published in the Boston Globe on Sunday, November 9. Winchester Hospital was ranked #1 in the survey.
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MADHVS December Workshop Planned. NEADHVS Members Welcomed
“Beyond the Basics: A strategic approach to advancing Volunteer Services” is the topic of a December 11 workshop for MADHVS and NEADHVS members being offered at Massachusetts General Hospital on December 11, 2008.
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Maine Offers Renew Program NEADHVS Members Welcome
In an effort to renew the spirits of its healers and other staff, CMMC offers a program on spirituality, aptly called RENEW. This program gives each participant a chance to look at their own values and own sense of spirituality so that when they are working with hospital staff, patients, families, volunteers, they can bring more sensitivity to the hard questions about life challenges. It helps staff to spend time in learning to improve their ability to relate to the various beliefs and values of patients, visitors, volunteers, and fellow staff. It offers the opportunity to re-invigorate staff’s attraction to the health care field.
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RI Association for Health Care Volunteer Administration
January 14, 2009
Full day retreat to explore the topic of Generational Volunteers/ Baby-boomer Volunteers- How Do We Attract Them to Our Hospitals?
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