Itzel Rodriguez Medina Receives Daisy Award For Providing Loving Care
March 17, 2023 at 6:16 p.m.
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The nomination from patient Bredi Lane read, “I was triaged into The Birthplace for my son not moving. We found out at 32 weeks that he was gone. Itzel was my night nurse for the three days I was there. She was exceptional with her care going above and beyond. She would talk quietly and explain everything to me. She came in quickly when we called for her and made sure my needs were met. Every morning she came in and let me know she was leaving. She would say goodbye and rub my arm letting me know she was thinking of me. When it was time to deliver my son, she was right by my side reassuring me I was going to be okay, and I could do it. The last night before we were discharged, she came in and asked to give me a hug and said how sorry she was about my son. She went above and beyond what any nurse I have ever had did.”
Lane’s mother-in-law, Terri Jones, also helped nominate Rodriguez Medina. She wrote, "She did such an amazing job with my son and daughter-in-law. Itzel helped with her labor and was so gentle with her. She helped her with all her pains, and she helped her mentally as well. Cheered her on during the labor and then afterwards helped her with the grieving. She was amazing."
To nominate a nurse at Goshen Health for the DAISY Award, go toGoshenHealth.com/About-Us/DAISY-Award. The DAISY Foundation (who promotes and distributes the awards) was established by the family of J. Patrick Barnes after he died from complications of the auto-immune disease ITP in 1999. During his hospitalization, they deeply appreciated the care and compassion shown to Patrick and his entire family. When he died, they felt compelled to say “thank you” to nurses in a very public way. To learn more, visit DAISYFoundation.org.
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The nomination from patient Bredi Lane read, “I was triaged into The Birthplace for my son not moving. We found out at 32 weeks that he was gone. Itzel was my night nurse for the three days I was there. She was exceptional with her care going above and beyond. She would talk quietly and explain everything to me. She came in quickly when we called for her and made sure my needs were met. Every morning she came in and let me know she was leaving. She would say goodbye and rub my arm letting me know she was thinking of me. When it was time to deliver my son, she was right by my side reassuring me I was going to be okay, and I could do it. The last night before we were discharged, she came in and asked to give me a hug and said how sorry she was about my son. She went above and beyond what any nurse I have ever had did.”
Lane’s mother-in-law, Terri Jones, also helped nominate Rodriguez Medina. She wrote, "She did such an amazing job with my son and daughter-in-law. Itzel helped with her labor and was so gentle with her. She helped her with all her pains, and she helped her mentally as well. Cheered her on during the labor and then afterwards helped her with the grieving. She was amazing."
To nominate a nurse at Goshen Health for the DAISY Award, go toGoshenHealth.com/About-Us/DAISY-Award. The DAISY Foundation (who promotes and distributes the awards) was established by the family of J. Patrick Barnes after he died from complications of the auto-immune disease ITP in 1999. During his hospitalization, they deeply appreciated the care and compassion shown to Patrick and his entire family. When he died, they felt compelled to say “thank you” to nurses in a very public way. To learn more, visit DAISYFoundation.org.
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