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Join us in congratulating Brooke Randol, MSN, RN, AGCNS-BC, CMSRN, CWS, of Parkview Health on being named a 2026 Douglas J. Leonard Indiana Caregiver of the Year Award recipient!
As a clinical nurse specialist specializing in wound care, Brooke has dedicated her career to helping patients heal while improving care for entire communities. From expanding access to wound care services in rural areas through telehealth to leading innovative efforts that prevent hospital-acquired pressure injuries, her work is making a difference every day.
Known for her compassion, expertise, and commitment to teaching others, Brooke embodies the very best of healthcare.
Congratulations, Brooke, and thank you for the incredible care you provide to patients across Indiana and beyond! ❤️
🎥 Watch the congratulatory video and learn more about the extraordinary impact Brooke has made on healthcare, patients, and her community.
06/17/2026
Johnson Memorial Health is one of 16 Indiana hospitals forced to close their obstetrics programs since 2020 due to growing financial pressures.
This means more pregnant women who have to travel farther for the care they need.
Community hospitals need stronger Medicaid reimbursement and policies that support and preserve local access to maternity care.
Read more from the Daily Journal: https://brnw.ch/21x3r1G
06/16/2026
Violence shouldn’t be part of the job for Indiana’s hospital workers.
A new state law effective July 1 increases penalties for violence against healthcare professionals and broadens protections for more members of the care team.
The people who care for us in our hardest moments deserve to feel safe at work.
Read more below from Johnette Cruz at 93.1 WIBC-FM 👇
New Indiana law Tightens Safety for Healthcare Workers Healthcare professionals nationwide are facing a troubling rise in workplace violence. To combat this trend, healthcare employers are uniting Friday, June 5, to recognize the 10th annual Hospitals Against Violence Day.
06/05/2026
A hospital should be a place of healing, not violence.
Today, as we recognize Hospitals Against Violence Day, Indiana hospitals are raising awareness about the growing impact of workplace violence on healthcare workers and the importance of new protections taking effect July 1.
Read below how healthcare leaders, frontline caregivers, and policymakers are working together to make hospitals safer for everyone.
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Hospitals Against Violence Day Marks Turning Point for Healthcare Worker Safety in Indiana | Indiana Hospital Association Healthcare professionals across the nation have experienced a rise in violence while on the job delivering care to patients. To prevent these disturbing attacks, healthcare employers are coming together on June 5 to recognize the 10th annual Hospitals Against Violence Day.
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