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 In just a couple of days we will be ringing in the New Year, bringing a close to 2022 and welcoming 2023. Today I want to take a brief moment to thank you for an amazing 2022. It has been your dedication, your hard work and the many talents you bring to DHS that have allowed our health system to close this year with a long list of accomplishments, recognitions and successes that we can all be proud of.
I wish each and everyone of you a very Happy New Year. May 2023 bring us all much joy, prosperity and health.
REMINDER: Mandatory Cybersecurity Awareness Training Due Dec. 31
 If you haven’t, please complete it immediately. You must be compliant by December 31st, 2022.
Regularly educating yourself about current online dangers and how to mitigate them is critical to our business safety. The fact is that employees are often the primary targets for hackers looking to penetrate critical business systems. As the first line of defense, DHS workforce members play a vital role in keeping our infrastructure and data safe from malicious Threat Actors. Therefore, cybersecurity education and awareness are now essential to our business sustainability and mandated by the Board. This training will prepare you to learn key identifiers for recognizing phishing scams and defend our organization from various threats.
You may have already received an automatic reminder email to complete the training from Los Angeles County Learning Link (CSOD-noreply@hr.lacounty.gov).
If you missed the email, do not worry. Visit the provided link to start the training as soon as possible. https://lacounty.csod.com.
You must enter your DHS email address and your DHS Network password. Once authenticated, you will see the training you are expected to complete.
Minute for Medicine - Good Catches
Good Catches, or instances of care where healthcare professionals go above and beyond to protect patients, provide an occasion to celebrate and recognize the accomplishments of individuals and teams at DHS. Recognizing healthcare professionals and the contributions they make to keeping patients safe can help create a work climate that is characterized by strong communication and positivity. This short video serves as a reminder of the value that Good Catches can bring to DHS's safety culture.
New Year’s Eve Closures
DHS will recognize New Year’s Day on Monday, January 2, the first Monday in the New Year.
All DHS administrative offices and clinics will be closed for the holiday.
We hope that all of you will safely enjoy the New Year's Celebration with friends and loved ones.
Thank you for all that you have accomplished this year!
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