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December 2013

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Cover Feature Patient room in St. Elizabeth's new ICU and evaluated extensively prior to being given independent privileges." Not only does the medical center offer outstanding outcomes for some of the most complex surgical treatments available, but its patients are also treated with personalized care in an intimate, comfortable hospital setting. Dr. Pomposelli refers to this approach as "high-powered care in a high-touch environment" that keeps the patient experience as a top priority for all caregivers. St. Elizabeth's has also made many investments to support the growth of the surgical program. It is one of only a handful of programs in the country to offer access to the next generation of endovascular aneurysm repair. "We've upgraded our IT systems, and all of the surgical areas and patient rooms have been renovated," says Dr. Pomposelli. 8 | Greater Boston MD News ■ mdnewS.com Having already invested in the people and technology needed to grow a worldclass surgical program, the medical center's new, state-of-the-art, patientcentered Intensive Care Unit (details in "New ICU Set to Open in 2014" on previous page) is another enhancement to the overall care experience at St. Elizabeth's. The new ICU will be of critical importance as St. Elizabeth's continues to expand its surgical volumes and offerings. "Hospitals are complex organizations, and a lot of people are involved in caring for patients," he says. "It is always our goal to provide high-quality, cost-effective and efficient care." For more information about the surgical program at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center or to refer a patient, please visit www.steward.org/St-Elizabeths or call 617-789-3000. ■ John Unterborn, MD, and Rae Allain, MD

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