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A Scalable Uniform Program Built for Healthcare Growth

Posted on by Bob Namar
Healthcare professionals wearing a white lab coat and blue scrubs stand side by side, highlighting coordinated medical uniforms from Work Hard Dress Right
17
Nov

Outfitting Excellence in Every Role Healthcare organizations depend on consistent, professional uniforms to support patient trust, safety, and operational efficiency. Cornell Scott–Hill Health Center—Southern Connecticut’s largest provider of outpatient behavioral healthcare—recently expanded its healthcare uniform program with us, adding coordinated scrubs, security apparel, administrative uniforms, and customized branding through embroidery, screen printing, and heat-seal applications. […]

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Uniform Programs for Every Shift: How Work Hard Dress Right Transformed Uniform Access at Yale New Haven Health

Posted on by Bob Namar
Yale New Haven Health Hospital main building, home to one of the largest healthcare uniform programs powered by Work Hard Dress Right.
06
Nov

For healthcare employees, every shift begins long before the first patient interaction—it starts with getting ready. Uniforms are a vital part of that daily routine, setting the tone for professionalism, safety, and comfort. That’s why Work Hard Dress Right, a Feury Image Group company, partnered with Yale New Haven Health (YNHH) to redesign how more […]

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Uniforms, What Are They For?

Posted on by jhernandez

Why Uniforms Matter Generally speaking, a uniform sets a standard of clothing for members of a company or an organization while participating as part of that group. People who interact with those in the uniform (such as customers, clients, or even the general public) come to expect a common behavior or capability from those in […]

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Nurse Origins

Posted on by jhernandez

Where do we get the word nurse from? The term is related to the modern word nourish, to feed, is derived from the 5th-century Latin nutrice –a wet-nurse (a woman hired to breastfeed an infant when a mother could not–or chose not to–do so.) It has origins in the word nuzzle, or nosell, for noseling (or nose-long); to push […]

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