Deborah Cosgrove, BSN, RN, a staff nurse from the Trauma ICU (Pavilion 10) at Cooper University Hospital, was announced as the DAISY Award winner for September 2024. Deborah’s dedication to Cooper Nursing and the extraordinary care she provides to our Cooper patients earned her the following accolades:

“My daughter was transferred to Cooper with severe brain trauma.… Read more.

Join us in making a difference through Cooper’s Employee Giving Campaign. Your participation directly supports programs and initiatives that benefit our patients, their families, and the community.

Giving is easy! Whether through payroll deduction, a one-time gift, or ongoing contributions, your support helps drive positive change.… Read more.

 Five Things You Need to Know:

1. Commonly Reported: Penicillin is the most frequently reported drug allergy, cited by 10% of patients in the US. However, true penicillin allergies are rare.
2. Possible Reactions: Past reactions to penicillin, such as hives, itchiness, and rashes, are common side effects and do not necessarily indicate an allergy.

The Cooper Community Outreach team was honored to participate in World AIDS Day, hosted by the Cooper EIP team. A heartfelt thank you to Luis Roman and Tonya Shorter for organizing such a meaningful and impactful event.… Read more.

The Asclepian is a collection of art, poetry, writing from students, faculty, and team members from Cooper Medical School of Rowan University (CMSRU) and Cooper University Health Care. Previous issues can be found here for inspiration.… Read more.

Please note that the following information does not apply to Cooper at Cape team members, as their program has already concluded.

The 2024 Flu Vaccination Program will conclude on Monday, December 9, 2024. Cooper team members are able to receive COVID-19 vaccines for free at any of Cooper’s flu vaccination clinics.… Read more.

Welcome to the newest installment of the “Growing With Cooper” series, where we highlight team members who have grown with Cooper and used its resources to advance their careers. May these extraordinary stories inspire you to take advantage of the variety of resources available for you to grow with Cooper.… Read more.

We’re incredibly proud of our amazing Cooper team for their dedication to helping patients achieve their activity and mobility goals. Our team’s compassion, expertise, and commitment to patient care make a significant difference in their outcomes, safety, and satisfaction.… Read more.

A “Good Catch” is a potential error that never reaches the patient because of identification by a team member. These events can also be referred to as a near miss, and they are often the key to identifying system and process issues before errors have a chance to harm a patient, visitor, or team member.… Read more.

Cooper Camden’s new badge alert system has been fully implemented. Please take a few moments to share your thoughts on how the Strongline program has affected your safety. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.

Click here to take the survey.… Read more.