Traditionally, the beginning of a New Year prompts us to evaluate many things in our lives: our relationships, our accomplishments, our goals for the coming year, our dreams for the future, and even learning from our setbacks. This tradition is an important step in the growth, maturity and health of a person
and
an organization, which is why we at CNNH reflect on these questions each year.
Join us in celebrating our 2017 accomplishments and dreaming of what is to come in 2018!
Looking Ahead...
The first question our team considers is "How will our organizational decisions and choices lead to improved patient care?" The consideration of
patient care is at the heart of CNNH's vision and mission, from formulating clinical diagnostic and treatment pathways, introducing neurotechnologies and innovative clinical programs, choosing clinical research initiatives for improving patient access to care, enhancing our clinical and support staffs, and building strategic collaborations.
2018 is certain to be another transformative year for our organization as we:
- broaden our clinical services by introducing an innovative neurogenomics program, led by renowned geneticist, Dr. Richard Boles.
- expanding behavior services and creative arts therapy offerings at our CNNH - Wall Township location.
- expanding our clinical team of specialists in the areas of neurology, neuropsychology, behavior management and creative arts therapies.
- partnering with key stakeholders to better serve CNNH patients.
Looking Back...
2017 was a watershed year in the history of CNNH. Our website was completely redesigned and is now more user friendly and packed with useful information. Please spend some time browsing our website (cnnh.org) to learn more about our accomplishments in 2017. Some highlights:
- Added additional neurologists and neuropsychologists to our diverse, experienced and compassionate team, dedicated to working with each other and the patients/families we serve to achieve positive outcomes and real solutions including:
Jessica Woods, PsyD., Post Doctoral Fellow
- Completed and secured new clinical research trials providing access to innovative therapies for Autism, Migraine, Sleep, Epilepsy, Parkinson Disease, Tourette Disorder, and ADHD.
- Authored/co-authored articles in academic journals, and presented clinical research at international conferences.
- Hosted A Day to DREAM family day at CNNH - Voorhees. This event showcased 17 free workshops for families and professionals and provided participants an opportunity to network with others from the community. Despite a tornado that hit Cherry Hill early that morning, people came from as far north as New York City and as far south as Atlantic City.
These are very challenging times for health care and family providers. By our continued focus on patient and family-centered care, provision of quality services delivering real solutions and positive outcomes, introducing innovation and neurotechnologies, and access to specialty care, we are confident that the future remains bright. Thank you for your continued support and confidence in CNNH!
As always, if you have questions or suggestions, please don't hesitate to contact us at:
info@cnnh.org
