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GMHA Update: Chilled Water Supply Line

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The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA) is issuing an update following an incident earlier today involving a chilled water supply line for the GMHA Emergency Department. On Tuesday morning, the supply line malfunctioned, leading to flooding in the first-floor elevator lobby. The prompt response of GMHA staff allowed for the swift containment of the break, followed by a thorough cleaning of the affected area.

 
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Broken Pipe at GMHA Contained

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Earlier today, a chilled water supply line for the Guam Memorial Hospital Authority’s (GMHA) Emergency Department broke, causing flooding in the first floor elevator lobby. The break has since been contained and clean up is in progress. As a result, visitation has been temporarily restricted to a case by case basis.

 
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Dr. Vincent Duenas Retires After 45 Years of Service

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The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA) proudly recognizes Dr. Vincent Duenas, an outstanding son of Guam, and thanks him for 45 years of service to our people as an Internal Medicine Doctor and Acting Administrator of Medical Services at GMHA. Dr. Duenas will be retiring at the end of March 2024 after a long career caring for both adult inpatient and outpatients in Guam and the US.

 
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GMHA: Update on the Availability of Butorphanol

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The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA) is still without access to Butorphanol, a narcotic pain medication often used during labor to alleviate pain. Formerly known as Stadol, the medication is also used as a part of the anesthesia for surgery and cardiac procedures. GMHA has a supply of 2nd-line medications to use while it awaits back-ordered shipments of Butorphanol to arrive.

 
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GMHA: Update on the Availability of Butorphanol

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The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA) is still without access to Butorphanol, a narcotic pain medication often used during labor to alleviate pain. Formerly known as Stadol, the medication is also used as a part of the anesthesia for surgery and cardiac procedures.

 
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GMH: Safe, Effective Pain Management for Childbirth Available

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The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA) is ensuring pregnant mothers and the community at large that epidurals for the safe management of pain during pregnancy remain available at GMHA. However, a particular medication used for the same purpose is unavailable due to delays in manufacturing, resulting in a national shortage.

 
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GMHA Hosts its 1st Pediatrics Family Advisory Council

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Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA) is proud to announce the launch of its first Pediatrics Family Advisory Council (PFAC), supported by the GEDA QC3 Series 6 Grant, a milestone achievement.

 
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Panda Cares Donates New Cribs and an Incubator to GMHA

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The Panda Cares Foundation, the charitable branch of the Panda Express restaurants, awarded the Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA) a grant for high priority equipment valued at $76,090.00.

 
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GMHA Hosts its 1st Pediatrics Family Advisory Council

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Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA) announced the launch of its first Pediatrics Family Advisory Council (PFAC), supported by the GEDA QC3 Series 6 Grant, a milestone achievement. The Council consists of seven parent-family advisors and various hospital staff. According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), PFACs are an invaluable resource to help hospitals develop effective partnerships with patients and family members, where the ultimate goal is to improve quality, safety, and the patient experience.

 
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Safe, Effective Pain Management for Childbirth Available

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The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA) is ensuring pregnant mothers and the community at large that epidurals for the safe management of pain during pregnancy remain available at GMHA. According to the American Society of Anesthesiologists, more than 60% of laboring mothers receive an epidural for pain relief. Research has shown that epidurals are a safe and effective pain relief alternative for most laboring mothers and their babies.

 
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