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November 2009
Antes Named President of Barnes-Jewish St. Peters Hospital -- BJC HealthCare expands the responsibilities of Progress West HealthCare Center president John Antes to include the president role at Barnes-Jewish St. Peters Hospital

What to do About Health Care? Increase Medicaid Reimbursements --
Read a commentary by Lee Fetter, president of St. Louis Children's Hospital, published in the St. Louis Beacon, October 29, 2009

How Can We Make Medicine Better? -- Share your ideas on how we can make medicine better; there are a million ways, and we want to hear them all; read what others are thinking and saying about health care reform and other topics

Get Your Free E-Health Newsletter --
Select your own topics of interest with BJC HealthCare's free e-health newsletter; every month you'll get new and helpful information -- whether you're focused on wellness, or want more information on certain diseases or conditions

Get the Latest H1N1 and Seasonal Flu Information --
BJC HealthCare infectious disease experts are working with local health departments to understand and develop plans for H1N1 vaccination that will target specific population groups; get information for clinicians, employees and patients

I-64 Closures and Other Construction News --
Get a weekly update on construction activities that may affect your transportation


October 2009
Prescription for Health Care Reform: Guarantee Access, Fix Medicare and Medicaid --
Read a commentary by Steven Lipstein, president and CEO of BJC HealthCare, published in the St. Louis Business Journal, October 23, 2009

CLL Earns BEST Award --
It's a top 10 placement for the BJC Center for LifeLong Learning (CLL) among its business peers; the CLL was ranked No. 1 in health care and No. 8 overall among 93 companies in the 2009 American Society of Training and Development’s (ASTD) 2009 BEST awards


September 2009
New South Pavilion at Barnes-Jewish St. Peters Hospital Supports World Class Care . . . Close to Home -- More than 150 dignitaries and community leaders attended a ribbon-cutting in celebration of the opening of Phase One of the South Pavilion expansion project


August 2009
BJC President Steve Lipstein Discusses Health Care Reform

Barnes-Jewish Hospital Names Richard J. Liekweg President -- He comes to St. Louis after six years as chief executive officer and associate vice chancellor for the University of California, San Diego Medical Center


July 2009
Exterior Nearly Complete on BJC Institute of Health --
Focus continues inward as crews prepare the building for a December 2009 opening

Barnes-Jewish Hospital Participates in 16-Patient Kidney Transplant -- Involving 16 patients at four different transplant centers

Barnes-Jewish Hospital Ranked 9th Among Nation's Best By U.S.News & World Report 
-- For 17th consecutive year, only Missouri hospital ranked among America’s elite


June 2009
St. Louis Children's Hospital Makes U.S.News & World Report Honor Roll of Top Children's Hospitals in America -- Only Missouri hospital to rank in all survey categories

Privott Receives Missouri Hospital Association Excellence in Governance Award--The Missouri Hospital Association (MHA) presents a 2009 Excellence in Governance award to W. Joseph Privott Jr., PhD, board member of BJC HealthCare and Missouri Baptist Medical Center


May 2009
Parkland Health Center Named Top 100 Hospital for Second Year  --Named one of the nation's "Top 100 Hospitals" by Thomson Reuters in its annual study; analysis identified the 100 top U.S. hospitals based on their overall organizational performance


April 2009
Missouri Baptist Medical Center Named a Top 100 Hospital by Thomson Reuters -- In its annual study identifying the 100 top U.S. hospitals based on their overall organizational performance

Get Your Free E-Health Newsletter -- Select your own topics of interest with BJC HealthCare's free e-health newsletter; every month you'll get new and helpful information -- whether you're focused on wellness, or want more information on certain diseases or conditions


March 2009
Sellers Named Clay County Hospital President -- Sellers to join Clay County Hospital as president


February 2009
Barnes-Jewish Transplant Center Reaches -- and Passes -- Lung Transplant Milestone
-- Washington University lung transplant surgeons reached a milestone and quickly passed it January 21 when they performed the 1,000th adult lung transplant at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and the 1,001st transplant just a few hours later

Goldfarb Associate Deanship Pays Tribute to Retiring BJC Chair Paul McKee Jr. -- Although passing the baton as chairman of the BJC HealthCare board of directors, his tenure will have a lasting impression on not only BJC but also the Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes-Jewish College


January 2009
Ann Abad Named Vice President of Strategic Planning
-- Ann Abad is promoted to vice president, Strategic Planning for BJC HealthCare; she previously served BJC as director, Strategic Planning


December 2008
St. Louis Children’s Hospital Ranks #5 in National Survey
-- Among top 5 pediatric hospitals in the United States from the results of a comprehensive study of more than 100 children’s hospitals by Parents magazine


October 2008
Damiano Named Health Care Hero
-- Ralph Damiano, MD, cardiac surgery chief, Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine, is named physician "Health Care Hero" in the annual St. Louis Business Journal  health care awards

Battle Named Most Influential Minority Leader -- Brenda Battle, director, Center for Diversity and Cultural Competence at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, is recognized with the 2008 Most Influential Minority Leader Business Award by the St. Louis Business Journal


September 2008
Just What Is Community Benefit?
-- Is providing an interpreter for non-English speaking patients a benefit to patients and the community? Is such a benefit of as much value as charity care? Apparently not, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch