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What you should know about Magnet status
before you go to the hospital.

Magnet status is the highest recognition of nursing care a hospital
can attain. It is earned by measuring key indicators of quality care
and patient safety including better nurse-to-patient ratios, low staff
turnover rates and patient satisfaction.

And most important, Magnet is a credit to the dedication of every
nurse on staff.

Of the 6,000 hospitals in America, only 3% have nursing programs
that are outstanding enough to earn the Magnet designation.

And there's only one Magnet hospital in Michigan.

Beaumont Hospitals°

3601 W. Thirteen Mile Road
Royal Oak, Michigan 48073
www.beaumonthospitals.com

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