Melissa Hollo: Recognizing Champions of Patient Blood Management
Melissa Hollo, Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, Director of Project Management at hc1, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“As the week comes to a close, I want to take a moment to recognize an incredible team at Jefferson Health.
Alex Whitney, Amy Della Penna, and Katy Loos are at the forefront of expanding anemia management and patient blood health across our health system.
Their unwavering dedication and purpose are truly commendable.
The passion they exhibit for improving care, championing evidence-based practices, and ensuring that more patients have access to life-changing blood health optimization is what drives meaningful change.
System-wide transformation is not the result of a program; it is the outcome of leaders like Alex Whitney, Amy Della Penna, and Katy Loos who are committed to doing what is best for patients every single day.
Thank you for your partnership and for the significant impact you are making across Jefferson Health.
I look forward to continuing this journey together.”
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