tinuous Process Improvement project competition yields treasure of submissions, innovative winners for NMFP

Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Unit Everett uses a baby monitor for the Pharmacy Drive-Thru as a measure to reduce staff personnel sitting outside when manpower is very limited within the pharmacy. NMRTU Everett established a drive through pharmacy option in response to COVID-19 and the elevated health protection condition that restricted base access in 2020 in the branch health clinic, Naval Station Everett, Washington. The outdoor service was implemented during the pandemic outbreak as a strategy to limit the amount of foot-traffic into the clinic, assist with the overall response to the COVID-19 pandemic by helping to reduce the spread of the virus and better protect the health and well-being of patients and staff. (Courtesy photo)

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Continuous Process Improvement project competition yields treasure of submissions, innovative winners for NMFP

Jul 11, 2022

EVERETT, Washington - Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Unit Everett uses a baby monitor for the Pharmacy Drive-Thru as a measure to reduce staff personnel sitting outside when manpower is very limited within the pharmacy. NMRTU Everett established a drive through pharmacy option in response to COVID-19 and the elevated health protection condition that restricted base access in 2020 in the branch health clinic, Naval Station Everett, Washington. The outdoor service was implemented during the pandemic outbreak as a strategy to limit the amount of foot-traffic into the clinic, assist with the overall response to the COVID-19 pandemic by helping to reduce the spread of the virus and better protect the health and well-being of patients and staff. (Courtesy photo)

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