Advanced Monitoring Systems

What does it mean to Deliver Wow? It's in our DNA at AMS, so let us explain!

Congratulations to our own Mariah Townsend for passing her boards! We couldn't be any more proud of her.

We wanted to share some kind words given to us after an Ambulatory EEG study we did with Arkansas Children's Hospital! Hearing that we did a good job is one of the most gratifying experiences in neurodiagnostics, and we will always continue to go above and beyond to serve our patients. Want to learn more about AMS' Ambulatory EEG services? Head over to buff.ly/3Rl9Bkw

For this week's leadership quote, we talked to our HR Director, Spencer Rowe about setting an example of AMS culture with new and potential hires for team AMS.

On week three of our leadership quote series, we asked our COO, Drew Stewart about making employees feel valued, and how we support professional development within the team.

It's Physician's assistant week! We want to say a sincere THANK YOU to all of the PA's we work with that give their all for the patient experience. AMS is grateful to have a relationship with you.

Here's an AMS staff shout out to Sammy Bennett.Sammy Bennett, an AMS IONM trainee, protected a patient this week by preventing a potential allergic reaction to iodine as the patient was prepped for surgery. Her acute awareness and compliance with AMS and Joint Commission protocols helped to ensure a good outcome for her patient.Great job, Sammy, for delivering wow and working to keep patient's safe!

We're very proud of our team and the work culture that we've spent countless time building at . Over the coming weeks, we'll be posting some quotes from our team that illustrate how we've built a culture that , , and promotes patient outcomes.

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We're proud to announce that one of our team members, Kelly Thompson, was recognized by our partner CHI St. Vincent, for going above and beyond in her mission to provide neurodiagnostic care. For her incredible work, she was awarded the 'Service Hero Award'. Kelly lives up to the core values of AMS flawlessly, and we couldn't be any more proud of her. You can read some of the patient surveys about Kelly in the images!

"We've enjoyed knowing you these few days! God made you special."Customer satisfaction surveys help us better serve our patients, but every-so-often, we hear of someone on team AMS going above and beyond expectation and ! Anna Railey gave an Ambulatory EEG recently, but developed a relationship while doing it. We strive, always, to create a lasting impression with patients and partners alike, and Anna did an amazing job of that. By sticking to our core values and communicating with intentionality, we believe that we can deliver the best possibly patient outcomes for all neurodiagnostic needs.

This is BIG TIME! We've been listed as one of the best places to work in healthcare by Modern Healthcare, and one of the best places to work in Arkansas by Arkansas Business Publishing Group. We're proud of all of the members of team AMS, for developing a healthy culture where our patients and partners come first. Read our press release here: https://buff.ly/3KV7RMF

Please, join us in congratulating our very own Erica Ferguson on passing her Clinical Sleep Education board exam. She worked incredibly hard and we're very proud of her!

Today's
Psychogenic Nonepileptic Seizures (PNES). Being aware of conditions such as PNES can promote a better sense of understanding and empathy!

What's that Wednesday!

Today's 'What's that?': Visual Evoked Potentials! (VEP)

Last month team AMS drove over miles to make sure every could receive !
We strive to deliver the best possible care to our patients and aid systems in cultivating patient outcomes!

Let's all congratulate Kim Lamb on becoming the new Ozark Territory TBM!

Kim is from Joplin and has lived there all her life, and this month marks her SIXTH year with AMS!
Kim enjoys travelling, scuba diving, reading, and learning about new places! Her favorite part of working at AMS is her coworkers. She says "The staff at AMS is top notch, our partners at the hospitals and all of the wonderful and interesting patients that I get to interact with on a daily basis all make my work more than just a job." Kim is truly AWESOME, and exemplifies the core values of AMS... Congratulations, Kim!

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Learn more about AMS EEG services at www.amsneuro.com

4.2 MILLION! Join us again in thanking Nurses for all they do on



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This week's : Why a Routine EEG might not be enough.

Nurses,
On behalf of all of us at AMS, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude for everything you do. This Nurse Appreciation Week, we celebrate and honor your tireless dedication, selflessness, and compassion in caring for the sick and vulnerable. You make a difference in the lives of so many, and we are forever grateful for your hard work and commitment.
Thank you for being the frontline heroes and for always putting others before yourselves. Your unwavering devotion and expertise are what make you so essential to the health and well-being of our communities. We appreciate you, and we will always stand behind you.
With deepest appreciation,
AMS

A what's that Wednesday: Attenuation.

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Happy Friday from all of us here at AMS! We hope your weekend is great!

How about starting your week with a successful AMS case study?

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Once again, THANK YOU, to all of our neurodiagnosticians for the work you do!

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Hans Berger, a renowned German psychiatrist and neurologist, is widely recognized as the "father of EEG" (electroencephalography). In the early 20th century, Berger was determined to explore the electrical activity of the brain, and he began experimenting with various techniques to measure it. He developed a technique to measure the electrical impulses generated by the brain by attaching electrodes to the scalp, amplifying and recording the electrical signals with a galvanometer. In 1924, he successfully recorded the first human EEG from his son's scalp, demonstrating that the brain produces distinct electrical patterns that can be measured and studied. This pioneering discovery, coming up on a century old, revolutionized the study of brain function and led to the development of EEG as a valuable clinical tool for diagnosing and treating neurological disorders. Today, EEG continues to be an essential tool in the field of neuroscience, used to study a wide range of brain-related phenomena, from sleep to seizures to consciousness itself.

It's National Doctor day, we want to say to all doctors for their selflessness and service to us all!

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We hope you're week so far has been great!