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Antelope Memorial Hospital is a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital located in Neligh, Nebraska.

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Making a difference in patient's lives through excellent patient care!

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AMH Biggest & Best Loser Contest Update

A total of 83 individuals are currently participating in the "AMH Biggest and Best Loser" Contest, which concludes on April 30th. In addition, 20 of the 83 individuals are actively participating in "Circuit Training" held on Monday, Wednesday & Friday evenings from 5:30-6:30. It consists of members stretching, walking, and using exercise equipment at AMH. Coordinators are Corrie Long, Physical Therapy Assistant and Barb Tichota, Wellness Director.

New Hi-Definition Equipment for Endoscopies

AMH recently purchased Hi-definition equipment for endoscopies (colon exams) and gastroscopies (esophagus and stomach exams). The gastrovideoscope is thin enough for sedationless procedures while allowing for tissue sampling as well. The benefits include a shortened recovery time, enhanced patient/physician communication and cost savings. Contact Antelope Memorial Hospital for more information.

EMAR

Electronic Medication Administration Record (EMAR) was the latest step AMH took to continue the modernization of our patient care. EMAR takes the paper clinical medical information and processs and transforms them into a computerized database that has 24/7 access.This database is faster to access in cases of an emergency and it is also easier to search through and is used to track and analyze what used to be volumes of papers.

"Consolidating and integrating patient information is the key to quality patient care," said Jack Green, AMH Administrator. "EMAR allows us to integrate vital medication information into a comprehensive clinical information repository. It provides health care providers and other professionals appropriate access to common patient medication data while maintaining privacy requirements. It benefits the patient by making their past medications given and medical records more accessible to care givers."