The ANCC Magnet Recognition Program identifies healthcare organizations that offer exemplary patient care, show nursing excellence and offer innovative nursing practice. The distinction places Stamford among roughly 7 percent of hospitals nationwide recognized as a Magnet organization.
“Being recognized with Magnet status is a testament to the exceptional care our nurses provide to patients and families every day,” said Ellen Komar, RN, CNO at Stamford, in a release. “We are incredibly proud of our team for achieving this most prestigious distinction.”
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