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Baptist Health announced June 1 that it named interim CEO Michael Mayo as the next president and CEO of the Jacksonville-based hospital system, effective immediately.
Mayo was selected for the interim role after former CEO Brett McClung’s departure in April. Mayo most recently served as president of Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville, the system’s Southbank hospital.
The Baptist Health board unanimously chose to forgo a CEO search, the news release said.
“Michael is a high energy leader with experience in both not-for-profit and for-profit health systems. He believes in a culture of trust and collaboration,” Baptist Health board Chair Richard Sisisky said in the release.
It is a rare privilege to lead the only faith-based, mission-driven, locally governed, nonprofit health system in our region, Mayo said. These characteristics have set Baptist apart and this opportunity energizes me. We have an amazing team, and I see an exciting future for our community, patients, physicians, and team members.
Baptist Health has five hospitals: Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville, Baptist Medical Center South, Baptist Medical Center Beaches, Baptist Medical Center Nassau and Wolfson Children s Hospital, as well as four satellite emergency centers, 55 primary care offices, about 13,000 team members and 1,762 physicians.
Because of Mayo s track record at Baptist and working for other health systems, the board of directors unanimously bypassed the usual nationwide search to find McClung s successor.
Man dies after alleged burglary in Frankfort
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX 18) â One man has died after being shot after allegedly breaking into a home in Frankfort on Tuesday.
According to Frankfort police, dispatch responded to a burglary in progress at 358 Wallace Avenue at around 9:35 a.m. The caller mentioned that he shot the alleged intruder, later identified as 35-year-old Stephen Smallwood.
Smallwood was taken to Frankfort Regional Medical Center before being transferred to UK Medical Center where he succumbed to his injuries just after 5 p.m.
Frankfort Police say an investigation is underway.
PatientKeeper Integrates with MEDITECH Expanse EHR for Physicians’ Mobile Devices
What You Should Know:
– PatientKeeper, a provider of electronic health records (EHR) optimization software solutions, today announced it has integrated its mobile app with the MEDITECH® Expanse™ hospital EHR system, enabling healthcare providers to view inpatient data stored in Expanse on their iOS and Android smartphones and tablets.
– Physicians using the Expanse acute-care EHR will now have access to patients’ vital signs, test results, medications and more all from their iOS or Android smartphones and tablets.
– PatientKeeper’s app meets the growing demand for mobile solutions in healthcare and is already deemed a “game-changer” for Frankfort Regional Medical Center (FRMC) in Kentucky, the first to integrate the app with an Expanse system.