Our emergency department is a safe place to receive emergency treatment care

Share this Article
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn

Guisou Mahmoud, MD, FACEP, medical director for the Sue and Bill Gross Emergency Department at Mission Hospital addresses misconceptions on going to the local emergency department for treatment during the time of COVID-19.

“While social distancing measures will continue to remain in place, don’t be afraid to visit our emergency department if you are experiencing a health emergency. Our highest priority is to provide safe care to protect our patients and caregivers from infection.”

About the Author

The Providence News Team brings you the updates to keep you informed about what's happening across the organizational ecosystem. From partnerships to new doctor announcements, we are committed to keeping you informed.
More Content by Providence News Team

Dr. Rod Hochman provides a coronavirus update

Dr. Hochman dives into the current state of the race for a vaccine and treatment with Bloomberg Businessweek

3 nurses offer tips on managing sleep while working long shifts

Two nurses from Covenant Health offer tips to help manage sleeping while working long shifts

Most Recent Articles

Providence joins Rome Call for AI Ethics

Our emergency department is a safe place to receive emergency treatment care

About the Author

Previous Article

Next Article

Most Recent Articles

Providence becomes first health system to join international endorsement of ethical use of AI.

Following Providence’s successful implementation, Community Health Network becomes Praia Health's first external customer. Praia Health welcomes sixteen health organizations to the ecosystem.

Providence’s EMR-integrated education and referral platform provides specialist expertise to front-line clinicians at the point of care.

The not-for-profit health system made significant progress in the face of ongoing challenges and invested nearly $2.1 billion in community benefit.

Please see this important update about refilling your prescriptions from a Providence hospital, clinic or physician.

Former chief medical officer of Providence South Division will lead the not-for-profit health system's ambulatory operations as the new chief executive, effective Feb. 26, 2024.

A recent Providence study revealed that integrating a dynamic EMR order set results in improved adherence to established guidelines associated with reduction in early onset GBS neonatal sepsis.

Providence CEO Rod Hochman, M.D., releases his sixth-annual list of predictions, calling 2024 the year of health care transformation through collaboration.

The not-for-profit health system continued to serve more people while staying the course on strategies for recovery and renewal.

The HL7 FHIR® standard makes clinical and administrative data available in a standardized and secure format to help reduce inefficiencies and increase quality of care.

Providence study seeks to help practitioners better identify and care for patients by providing a more comprehensive understanding of how long COVID presents and the patient experience of this disease

Free virtual therapy available to more than 15,000 students across the Renton School District

Startup veteran Justin Dearborn to serve as Executive-in-Residence for the identity-driven personalization platform

Providence achieved recognition as an Adopter of the Healthcare Financial Management Association’s PATIENT FINANCIAL COMMUNICATIONS BEST PRACTICES®.

MSSP ACO Health Connect Partners serves more than 100k beneficiaries in the Western U.S.

The not-for-profit health system continues to stay the course on strategies for recovery and renewal.

Credena Health's new 20,000-square-foot facility marks the completion of a three-year project, launching a hub for innovative pharmacy care and patient support solutions.

When the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the United States just over three years ago, we had no idea how much it would change how we work, live and learn. The burnout crisis requires all hands on deck.

Providence’s strategic investments work to ensure basic health needs are met and serve to remove barriers to care, build community resilience and innovate for the future.

Providence, a not-for-profit health system serving the Western U.S, announced the appointment of Laureen Driscoll as the chief executive for the South Division.