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Making Radiology “The Happiest Place on Earth” During Halloween

Making Radiology “The Happiest Place on Earth” During Halloween
October 31, 2014
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By: Wendy Bankes

The last place anyone wants to spend Halloween in is a hospital. Radiology employees decided they wanted do what they could to make our patients’ visit on Halloween as enjoyable as possible. At the Burnet and Liberty campuses, radiology held a Disney-themed Halloween costume contest. During Registration, the children visiting radiology had the opportunity to vote on their favorite pumpkin that was decorated by a radiology employee.

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When it was time for their appointment, patients were greeted by our staff dressed in their Disney-themed costume. Upon leaving, children received a toy or Halloween sticker to take home.

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It was fun for the children and staff and we can’t wait to do it again next year!

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About the author: Wendy Bankes

Wendy is a Project Manager for the department of Radiology. Wendy has worked at Cincinnati Children's for over 6 years and has a passion for improving patient and employee satisfaction. Wendy is happily married to Tim Bankes and they have been blessed with two adorable daughters. Wendy enjoys spending time with her family and friends as well as volunteering with kids.

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