Sofia Carreno & Helena Pittman talk Penn Medicine Nurses Community Week | Midday Break Room w/ Tiffany Bacon - 4.29.26

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Sofia Carreno and Helena Pittman | Penn Medicine Nurses Community Week Sofia Carreno is an experienced public health nurse at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, where she connects clinical staff with community- based programs that address health- related social needs. Helena Pittman is a nurse leader with over 20 years' experience at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center (PPMC), currently serving as the Nurse Manager for the Primary Stroke Unit. This is the 6th Penn Medicine Nurses Week Community Day, and for the first time, a coordinated celebration across the full health system from Lancaster, PA to Princeton, NJ. There will be interactive training and activities like Stop the Bleed training De-escalation Technique Education Nutrition Education Bike safety including, e-scooters and e-bikes And also health screenings like Blood pressure screenings Diabetes screenings Mammogram screenings And kids-friendly activities like Facepainting Books for Brains which is one of our hospital's Intensive Care Nurse Programs Free Library of Philadelphia

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