• "FYI" campaign returns, features customer service poster
  The MGH is bringing back its "FYI" campaign to communicate to employees important information within the hospital community.

• Girl Scouts catch glimpse of future at MGH
  Girl Scouts from across the nation had the opportunity to experience health care careers firsthand when they visited the MGH July 26 and 27.

• MGHers commit to staying fit
  The Clubs at Charles River Park, a full-service fitness center adjacent to the MGH, opened its doors to MGH employees July 1. To date, the facility has enrolled more than 700 MGHers who are eager to stay fit.

• Mural brings fairy tale to life in Backup Child Care Center
  The MGH Backup Child Care Center (BUCC) is an important resource for MGH employees when day care or babysitting arrangements fall through. Now the center has added an artistic element to boost the spirits of parents and children: a wall mural.

• Partners town meeting questions and answers
  The following questions were submitted through Hotline for the Partners Town Meeting held at the MGH June 6. John Driscoll and Joseph Crowley, of MGH Police, Security, Parking and Outside Services, provided the responses.

• MGH guidelines for working with the media
  As an internationally recognized leader in health care, teaching and research, the MGH attracts significant media attention. While the Public Affairs Office is responsible for overseeing the hospital's media relations program, each member of the MGH community also plays an important role.

• In memoriam
  Mary Page, a volunteer at the MGH from 1979 to 1993, died July 12 at the age of 92. Page contributed more than 4,200 hours to the hospital. Her responsibilities included organizing and cataloguing the Primary Care Program library.

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