Volume 24 No. 6 JUNE 2000

Nurse Negotiation/
Strike Update

Surgicenter opens in downtown Palo Alto

City planners approve cancer/ambulatory pavilion

Hopkins named associate CMO

Hopkins talks about new role as associate CMO

Nurse Week Gift

Fogarty wins innovation prize

Shared medical appointments

Semi-annual meeting 

PAST ISSUES



 

- Sue Hoopes, nurse manager of ambulatory surgery and Stanford Surgicenter, right, and assistant nurse manager Janice Stachowiak, talk outside Stanford's new downtown Palo Alto Surgicenter on opening day, May 30. Seven surgeries, all by opthalmologists, were performed the first day.
SURGICENTER OPENS IN DOWNTOWN PALO ALTO

Stanford Hospital opened its second outpatient surgery facility May 30, a "Surgicenter" at 400 Forest Ave., near downtown Palo Alto. 

Susan Hoopes, nurse manager of Stanford ambulatory surgery and the Surgicenter, said the new facility was opened to increase capacity and relieve tight schedules at the busy outpatient surgery center at Stanford Hospital and Clinics.

"We also think we'll be offering a smaller, more intimate environment that many of our patients will find especially comfortable," Hoopes said. Parking is available on site.

"It's an interim step to meet the current needs of operating room volume until the new ambulatory care treatment center is completed at the hospital in the next few years," she added.

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