SLH NICU Reunion

On Sunday, June 9, SLH hosted its annual NICU Reunion with nearly 250 people in attendance. Families had the opportunity to reunite with their NICU nurses, physicians, and other families they met during some of the toughest weeks of their lives. Kids enjoyed carnival games, face painting, a photo booth, live DJ, and more. This year marks the 30th anniversary of SLH's NICU Department and the NICU Reunion is the oldest reunion of its kind in the Kansas City area.

Saint Luke's debuts new website

The new and improved Saint Luke's website launched today! The new site features cleaner design and improved functionality and navigation to help patients, visitors, and referring physicians easily access the information they need. Click here to read the special edition Making Rounds and learn more about the new site.

Where's the Employee eLink and eStore?

Links to the Employee eLink and eStore are now at the bottom right portion of every page under "Employees". You can also still access the eLink from Citrix.

To access the Employee eLink, look to the bottom right-hand side of any page and click "Intranet".

Saint Luke's Employee Circle of Giving

June 3 - 14

Don't forget to check out saintlukesgiving.org/employee and see how you can make a difference through Saint Luke's Employee Circle of Giving!

Your charitable gifts through payroll deduction help support many Saint Luke's funds and programs, including employee emergency assistance funds, medical programs, services for families and children, and departmental education funds. As a Saint Luke's employee, you're on the front lines of seeing what a strong impact your gift has on our programs and the well-being of our patients and fellow employees.

Your gifts truly do add up and make a difference: Last year, 1,798 employees within Saint Luke's Health System contributed $269,138 through payroll deduction to support 112 programs.

It's quick and easy! Visit saintlukesgiving.org/employee to sign up online.

Your generosity benefits our own Saint Luke's community of employees, patients, and families. For as little as $2 per pay period, you choose the Saint Luke's fund you want to support - and 100 percent of your gift goes to that fund.

Questions? Contact Tanya Carson at tcarson@saint-lukes.org or ext. 25612, or visit saintlukesgiving.org/employee.

Is it time for your annual mammogram? Join the Saint Luke's Hospital Breast Center for a mammogram and complimentary 10-minute chair massage.

June 20

4 - 6 p.m.

Saint Luke's Hospital

Screening Center at
Ellen Hockaday Women's Center
4401 Wornall Road
Kansas City, MO 64111

RSVP by calling 816-932-6800. Click here to learn more.

You are the cyber criminal's new target

Information security update

Most networks today are hard targets with strong firewalls - layers of security controls and security monitoring. Cyber criminals now have a new soft target - you.

This is why so many tricky spam and phishing emails are showing up in your inbox - you are the new doorway in. Cyber criminals want to trick you into clicking on their email attachments and links to launch hidden programs, or scam you into visiting compromised websites that will install malicious software on your computer.

What do cyber criminals want from you?

• Your username and passwords for your email, banking/financial services, UPS or FedEx accounts, or other online services (this is the No. 1 reason why it is important to have different passwords for different accounts!)
• Your identity to access online accounts such as email, instant messaging, Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn
• Your email to access other targets, including your global and personal address lists, contact lists, names, addresses, phone numbers, personal, and work email
• Your financial information, including credit card numbers and tax, investments, and retirement information
• Your virtual information, such as gaming information that may contain operating system license keys, gaming licenses, gaming rewards/money, and credit card numbers

We are now being viewed as if we are the computer to be tricked or compromised. And just like a computer, we need "patching" and "updates" in the form of awareness and education to help us recognize the latest tricks being used.

What can you do to protect yourself?

• Be aware that cyber criminals are targeting you
• Be suspicious if an email looks unusual
• Be careful what you click on
• Be aware that unsolicited queries for personal information are not legitimate

Knowing that you are a target can help you be more alert and careful in your online experience. Contact the Client Support Center at 816-251-9999 if you have questions.

Summer Chef's Special on June 21