Presented by Denise O’Neil, MSN, BSN, RN, SANE-A, senior
director, patient care services, OGH; Donna Kahm, president and chief executive
officer, and Lindsey Mapes, director, Southern Tier Advocacy Center, Southern
Tier Health Care System, Inc.; Mason Maynard, director, victim services
program, Cattaraugus Community Action, Inc.; and Det. Sgt. Mark Crosson,
Cattaraugus County Sheriff’s office at Southern Tier Child Advocacy Center, the
program will shine a light on the problem of sexual assault in our community
and address how victims are offered assistance to help them deal with the
initial impact and after effects.
The presentation is part of OGH’s ongoing Community
Breakfast Series. The series is free and open to the public. Breakfast will be
served at 7:45 a.m. with the presentation from 8:15 to 9 a.m. Seating is
limited. To make reservations, call Janene Dunn, at 716/375-6974 or email
jdunn@uahs.org.
Additional
programs in the series include: Why is healthcare so expensive, May 3; E-health
– what does it mean to you and your family, Oct. 4; and The ratings puzzle –
how to make sense of hospital report cards, Nov. 1.
Upper Allegheny Health System is the parent company of
Bradford Regional Medical Center and Olean General Hospital. An integration of
two prominent community hospitals in Southwestern New York state and
Northwestern Pennsylvania, Upper Allegheny Health System’s goal is the
enhancement of each hospital’s mission of care and service to their respective
communities with the common goal of improving care, enhancing clinical programs
and providing best-in-class service for various health needs.
