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Chilton Medical Center’s Emergency Department Shines with Lantern Award Recognition
POMPTON PLAINS, N.J. (Morris County) – Chilton Medical Center’s Emergency Department has once again made waves in the healthcare landscape by receiving the prestigious Lantern Award® from the Emergency Nurses Association. This recognition not only highlights the department's commitment to clinical excellence but also showcases the leadership, education, and advocacy efforts that define their approach to emergency care.
A Team Commitment to Exceptional Care
Receiving this honor for multiple consecutive cycles, Chilton Medical Center stands alongside fellow institutions within the Atlantic Health System, such as Newton Medical Center and Hackettstown Medical Center, all of which have earned a place on the 2025 Lantern Award list. “Every day the extraordinary team at Chilton Medical Center’s Emergency Department remains ready to provide the highest quality care to every patient that comes through our doors,” stated Maureen Schneider, PhD, MBA, RN, President of Chilton Medical Center.
A Symbol of Quality and Patient-Centered Care
The Lantern Award serves as a testament to the department's persistent commitment to quality care and improved patient outcomes. Evaluated through a combination of quantitative data and qualitative examples of excellence in practice, the award is a visible symbol of the hard work and dedication shown daily by the team.
Strengthening Community Trust in Healthcare
The continuous recognition of Chilton’s Emergency Department underlines a vital trust that the community places in their medical facilities. Ginell Walker-Way, RN, Chief Nursing Officer, shares this sentiment, stating that the award reflects the belief that “every patient deserves an exceptional health care experience.” This focus is crucial as healthcare institutions strive to provide not just medical treatment, but also to foster a sense of dignity and care in all interactions.
Charting a Path for the Future
As the Lantern Award lasts for a three-year cycle, the team at Chilton is already focused on maintaining this standard of excellence. This recognition does not just uplift current practices; it sets a benchmark for future efforts aimed at further enhancing patient care in the years to come.
To stay informed about ongoing developments and the esteemed recognition of emergency service providers, visit the Emergency Nurses Association website for more insights.
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