Protecting Our Patients With New Safety Measures

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Published: May 19, 2020

Baptist Health South Florida has always put patient safety first. But what does that mean in practical terms, as we reopen for routine medical care like in-person doctor appointments, imaging scans and elective surgeries? What differences can patients expect to see, and what is taking place behind the scenes to ensure their safety and provide them with peace of mind?

Host Jonathan Fialkow, M.D. welcomes the CEO of Baptist Outpatient Services, Nancy Batista-Rodriguez, to detail the steps being taken at all Baptist Health facilities to protect everyone who walks through our doors, on this episode of Baptist HealthTalk.

Learn more about enhanced safety measures in response to the coronavirus pandemic at BaptistHealth-coronavirus.com

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