T.J. PATIENT ENCOUNTERS. Awards 7,468 7,401 SERVICE EXCELLENCE JUNE JULY

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1 MAY 29, 2018

2 SERVICE EXCELLENCE Awards JUNE June 4: Freedom from Smoking class begins June 6: Looks that Rock Event at T.J. Samson June 7: Dillard's Event at T.J. Samson June 16: T.J. Health Fair in Glasgow and Mamm's Day Out June 19: Lunch & Learn with Dr. Amelia Kiser: Understanding Alzheimer's & Dementia June 23: Diabetes Management Workshop JULY July 18 & 19: Masquerade $5 Jewelry Show July 19: Alzheimer's Educational Session DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO EXEMPLIFIES THE VALUES AND STANDARDS OF THE T.J. PLEDGE? Nominate your fellow co-workers for one of the TJRH Service Excellence Awards. You may pick up a form outside the hospital cafeteria, print the one in the back of this newsletter, or you can also submit it online via the T.J. Intranet. Award winners are announced monthly. Thank you for helping us to recognize our employees who strive for Service Excellence! If you have an important date or event that should be added, please it to bmatthews@tjsamson.org. T.J. PATIENT ENCOUNTERS 5/19/18-5/25/18: 7,468 5/12/18-5/18/18: 7,401 Congratulations on your retirement, Vickie Deweese! Thank you, Vickie, for 24 years of service as an Emergency Department Registrar! Vickie plans to take a nice vacation and then to enjoy lots of relaxation. Congrats, Vickie!

3 The following compliments were recently received from patients. Way to go, T.J. Team! We are pleased to welcome the following new T.J. team members! Andrea M Hawkins RN BHU Ashley B Proffitt SNR-CTU ER STAFF, X-RAY, SURGERY & PEDIATRIC STAFF The ER staff, X-ray, surgery and pediatric staff deserve a kudos for taking such great care of me this week. Couldn t have asked for any better care than I received. And everyone was so nice to me and my family. Keep up the great work. T.J. REGIONAL HEALTH TEAM Super impressed with efficiency of treatment and my quickness of my two procedures. Charles H Johnson Courtney N Wilson Crystal G Neal Gabrielle D Matthews Joy K Emmitt Katie Singletary Kelci M Adock Keri M Kerns Lauren O Heath Leigh A Vertrees Madison C Ferren Mazi S Suratt Olivia R Borquez Rebecaa J Coffey Shantea L Williams Stevi Jung Tiffany M Waters Toshia J McMahon RN BHU RN-Surgery PSR RN-Dialysis PSR Pharmacist SNR-Med Surg PSR Phlebotomist Credit Nurse Assistant, Med Surg Phlebotomist PSR CT/Rad Tech PSR Physical Therapist PSR LPN Primary Care HIPAA IN THE NEWS The country s largest provider of home respiratory supplies has agreed to pay $875,000 to settle a class-action lawsuit from former employees whose information was exposed during a 2017 data breach. The settlement (PDF) resolves a lawsuit filed last fall that claimed Lincare failed to implement the most basic security safeguards to prevent a breach. A human resources employee fell victim to a phishing scam in February 2017 in which the sender claimed to be a Lincare executive asking for employee W-2s. The Florida-based company provides in-home respiratory therapy equipment for customers suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Lincare has more than 14,000 employees across more than 1,000 locations. A Lincare spokesperson declined to comment. Although the breach did not involve patient information, it served as a reminder that healthcare organizations are also susceptible to breaches involving employees, with significant liability in some cases. Lincare offered credit monitoring to employees after the breach was discovered, but plaintiffs described that as a minor half-measure that did not safeguard and protect the [information] already released. As part of the settlement, Lincare did not admit to any wrongdoing. The $875,000 will be divvied up into two funds, with $550,000 to compensate class members that suffered an out-of-pocket loss and $325,000 reserved for members that experienced an eligible incident, such as a fraudulent tax return, or a fraudulent loan or credit card. The settlement comes as healthcare data breaches are drawing more scrutiny from federal and state regulators. Healthcare companies are also finding themselves in legal hot water as hacker groups continue to prey on long-standing vulnerabilities.

4 MAMM S DAY OUT We realize your time is valuable and it may be difficult to get a mammogram during the work week. That s why we re offering a Saturday screening. When: Saturday, June 16, to 11 a.m. What: Screening mammograms and health education Where: T.J. Health Pavilion Call to schedule your appointment. You may qualify for a free exam! IT S A BEAUTIFUL DAY TO BUY A T-SHIRT TO BENEFIT THE TJ SAMSON OB MARCH OF DIMES TEAM! Women & Newborn Care Fundraiser Tees PICK-UP INFO Grey (Royal Blue Ink) or A Sport Royal Blue (White ink) /50 Cotton/Poly blend All shirts will be available for pick-up in the T.J. Samson 4th Floor Classroom on Wednesday, May 30 from 7a-7p Pavilion orders will be available for pick-up near the café on Thursday, May 31 from 11a-1p Columbia orders may be picked up at the Columbia ER starting Thursday, May 31 after 8a Extras are available on a first come first serve basis. They are $10 each (cash only). Any orders not picked up on these specific dates will be available in the Women & Newborn Care Department. B Azalea, Graphite Heather or Royal Blue shirt White ink /50 Cotton/Poly blend Name Thank you for supporting our March of Dimes fundraiser!

5 2018 employee DISCOUNTS All discounted tickets must be purchased in advance on the website of the park you wish to visit. Enjoy these great summer savings! Go to the T.J. Intranet and click on Beech Bend which is located under Consignment Tickets. This will direct you to the Beech Bend website: Enter the following code (in all capital letters) for discounted Beech Bend tickets: TJSAMSON Discount Regular Admission: $32.99 (54 and up) Discount Senior (60+) or Child (54 or less): $29.99 Go to the T.J. Intranet and click on Holiday World which is located under Consignment Tickets. This will direct you to the Holiday World website: HolidayWorld.com/FunClub. Enter the following information for discounted Holiday World tickets: Username: Holiday863 Password: World863 Check website for pricing information. Go to the T.J. Intranet and click on Kentucky Kingdom which is located under Consignment Tickets. This will direct you to the Kentucky Kingdom website: Choose Fun Club Company Discount Tickets. Select the number of tickets you d like to purchase and choose Add to Cart. Next, enter the following code (in all capital letters) for discounted Kentucky Kingdom Tickets: KKHB18 Discount Regular Admission: $39.95 (Regular Price: $54.95) Go to the T.J. Intranet and click on Louisville Zoo which is located under Consignment Tickets. This will direct you to: LouisvilleZoo.org/ticketclub where you will be able to purchase discounted tickets. The coupon code is: tjsamson General Admission: Save up to $3 per ticket. Membership: Save $5. This Frequent Fun Pass provides free admission and parking during regular hours for 12 months.

6 Please share this information with your friends or family who may be interested in volunteering at T.J. Samson! Auxiliary Program Are you a T.J. Auxiliary Volunteer? If not, we d like you to consider becoming one. Can you spare just 4 hours a week or maybe 2 hours on an occasional Saturday? We need workers who are willing to donate their time to help others. Volunteer opportunities include: Gift Shop Volunteer Newspaper Delivery to Patients Greeter at the Information Desk Benefits include: Making a difference in the lives of patients and family members during difficult times in their lives Free meals while you are volunteering Discount in the T.J. Gift Shop Making new friends Lots of fun monthly group activities such as Bingo, Adult Coloring, Arts & Crafts, Holiday Luncheon, Annual Auxiliary Banquet and more Helping to raise money for the Shanti Niketan Hospice Home and other worthwhile causes in our community through the planning and organizing of special events Would you like to make a difference and volunteer with us? If you are interested, please call or speak with Kim Lambert in the T.J. Gift Shop. We look forward to serving our community with you!

7 Welcome, Sue Silcox! Director of Surgical Services Please join us in welcoming Sue Silcox, Director of Surgical Services. Sue received her Associate Degree in Nursing from Somerset Community College and her BSN from the University of Phoenix (Sacramento campus). Sue knew at an early age that she would be a Nurse and felt that working in the Operating Room was a calling. She has worked multiple places, large and small, but always in Surgical Services. Sue has been featured in numerous publications throughout her career and has attended multiple conferences to present her work. She has even traveled to Singapore and Borneo to render surgical care. Her hobbies include golf, gardening, and cooking. She also plays the organ and piano for church. Sue and her late husband have three children, all grown; multiple grandchildren, most grown; and several great grandchildren. Sue is also extremely active in the community. She presents different health topics to elementary school children and at PTA Meetings, as well as volunteering for the American Red Cross Disaster Team. She also combines her hobbies with community involvement by cooking for church attendees who can no longer cook or afford a hot meal. After moving to Adair County to take care of her parents, she has stayed in the area. Sue says, I have heard so much about TJ Samson from people in Adair County that have been patients here. They had all good things to say of the care, the staff, the doctors, the environment and the ease in which they can get in and out of the facility. When she saw the opening for Director of Surgical Services, Sue said I was excited to think I might be considered to come to TJ and be part of the team. We are so happy to have you on our team, Sue, and welcome to the T.J. Family!

8 Understanding Dementia and Alzheimer s Disease Presented by: Dr. amelia kiser Tuesday, June p.m. to 1 p.m. T.J. Health Pavilion Community Center Bring a sack lunch and drinks will be provided. One CEU for nursing professionals who attend. Please call or kshepard@tjsamson.org for more information.

9 JUNE 16, to 10:30 a.m. at the T.J. Health Pavilion PRE- REGISTER online at NOW FREE BASIC LAB WORK THIS YEAR! FREE EVENT INCLUDES BASIC LAB PANEL (Sodium, Potassium, Chloride, Carbon Dioxide, BUN, Creatinine, Calcium, Glucose) For accurate results, do not eat or drink the morning of the test. Juice and Breakfast Bars will be available. LIPID PANEL (Cholesterol, HDL, Calculated LDL, Trigylcerides and Calculated VLDL) PSA: Prostate Specific Antigen Bone Density Screening Height & Weight Blood Pressure Body Mass Index ABI, Carotid & Aorta Screenings: $50 each or all 3 for $120 FREE SPORTS PHYSICALS T.J. Rehab Department West A/Urgent Care Entrance 7 to 8:30 a.m. Glasgow and Barren County Student Athletes 8:30 to 9 a.m. Metcalfe County Student Athletes 9 to 10:30 a.m. Open to ALL student athletes in grades 6-12 KHSAA APPROVED ANNUAL SPORTS PRE-PARTICIPATION PHYSICAL - GRADES 6-12 Student athletes should enter in the West A Entrance by T.J. Urgent Care and then sign in at registration table in main hallway. Bring your corrected vision glasses or contacts. KHSAA Pre-participation Physical Forms pages 1 through 3 must be completely filled out by parent(s) or legal guardian(s) before arriving at the Sports Physicals event. Parent or legal guardian signature is required. You can print a copy of the form(s) from the KHSAA website. Go to khsaa.org. Click on KHSAA forms at the bottom left of the home page in the gray area. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: click on General Administrative Forms (Physical, Transfer, Contract). Then click on GE04-Combined Parent Permission and Athletic Physical Forms (High School). MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS: Click on Middle School Forms, then click on MS01-Combined Parent Permission and Athletic Physical Forms (Middle School). If the student plays on middle AND high school teams, then page 1 from GE04 and MS01 has to be filled out. The T.J. Community Health Fair is made possible with support from the Good Samaritan Foundation and Lindsey Wilson College. Please call if you have questions or would like more information.

10 Rehab and Sports Medicine FREE SPORTS PHYSICALS SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 T.J. Samson Rehab Department in the T.J. Health Pavilion 7 to 8:30 a.m. Glasgow and Barren County Student Athletes 8:30 to 9 a.m. Metcalfe County Student Athletes 9 to 10:30 a.m. Open to ALL student athletes in grades 6-12 KHSAA APPROVED ANNUAL SPORTS PRE-PARTICIPATION PHYSICALS FOR STUDENT ATHLETES IN GRADES 6-12 THIS EVENT PROVIDES SPORTS PHYSICALS ONLY. Student athletes should enter in the West A Entrance by T.J. Urgent Care and then sign in at registration table in main hallway. Be sure to bring your corrected vision glasses or contacts. KHSAA Pre-participation Physical Forms pages 1 through 3 must be completely filled out by parent(s) or legal guardian(s) before arriving at the Sports Physicals event. Parent or legal guardian signature is required. You can print a copy of the form(s) from the KHSAA website. Go to khsaa.org. Click on KHSAA forms at the bottom left of the home page in the gray area. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: click on General Administrative Forms (Physical, Transfer, Contract). Then click on GE04-Combined Parent Permission and Athletic Physical Forms (High School). Print & fill out completely. MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS: Click on Middle School Forms, then click on MS01-Combined Parent Permission and Athletic Physical Forms (Middle School). Print & fill out completely. If the student plays on middle AND high school teams, then page 1 from GE04 and MS01 has to be filled out. This is a FREE EVENT sponsored by T.J. Samson Rehab and Sports Medicine!

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13 Including the Family Week 7: Family Dinner Fun A major key to improved health and better weight management is getting your family on board. If the thought of making healthy dinners has you stressed, focus on the following tips to ease your workload and get the whole family involved. o o o o o Include the kids. They are more likely to eat what they helped create. Have them chop vegetables, season the meat or snap the ends off the green beans. Make a plan, but don t do it alone. Require each of your family members to contribute one healthy meal idea per week so that you aren t stuck coming up with all the ideas yourself. 20 minute minimum. Make it a new family policy: no one gets up for seconds before 20 minutes. Chew slowly. Create a game of it. Who can finish their plate last? Fruity dessert. Fruit offers a sweet, nutritious alternative to other desserts. Make a habit of having fruit for dessert. Eating Out Healthy eating doesn't have to be limited to the kitchen table. Use these guidelines to make healthy choices when eating out with your family. Healthy Recipe Take your tater tot love to a new level. Try these cauliflower tots. Fit for Life Health and Wellness Center 1006 Glenview Drive Glasgow, KY Mon/Tue/Thu 7am 4pm, Wed 7am-5pm Fri 7am 3pm

14 Including the Family Week 8: Family Exercise Strategies Working out with other family members is a great way to stay active! Experts recommend that children get at least 60 minutes of activity daily. Below are fun ways to accumulate minutes of exercise. Make it a competition. Create an exercise chart to track how much activity each family member does. The one who accumulates the most minutes each week gets to pick the next family outing. Count your steps. Wear a step counting device (pedometer, Fitbit, etc.) and talk about daily steps at dinner time. Try something new. Family dance parties, obstacle courses, or swim lessons are great options. Do something outdoors. Hike, walk, sled, ice-skate, swim, play kickball, or ride bikes. Turn TV commercials into fitness breaks. Make the most of TV time by exercising during the commercial breaks. Have each family member pick an exercise (squats, push-ups, sit-ups, etc.) and do them together until the show comes back on. More Family Movement Ideas Walk the dog. Make it a family event. Go to a dog park and run around with other dogs or walk the park. Get an active board game. Make family game night active and purchase games that make you move. Try Twister, Fitivities, Crazy Leg, Fitness in a Box, The Fitness Challenge, or create your own scavenger hunt. Park games. Go to the park and play tag, hide-and-go seek, or create an obstacle course on the playground. Sign up for a family fun run/walk. Completing a 1 mile or 5K is inspiring and motivating for everyone! Healthy Lunch Ideas Need some fresh ideas to make your kids' lunches fun? Check out this article on banishing brown bag boredom. Fit for Life Health and Wellness Center 1006 Glenview Drive Glasgow, KY Mon/Tue/Thu 7am 4pm, Wed 7am-5pm Fri 7am 3pm

15 Your Brain on Food Week 9: Mental Health and Your Food Choices What you eat greatly impacts your mental health and your current mental state will have a direct impact on your food intake. With this in mind, make your mental health a priority with the following tips. Unplug. Over-stimulation often leads to food choices we regret. Make a habit of regularly unplugging from devices and checking in with yourself, especially before you eat. Stress plan. Poor food choices made during times of stress only compound your body s stress response by increasing stress-related hormones. The impact physically and mentally is always negative. Fun foods are fine in moderation, but retrain your brain to focus on healthy food during times of stress. It s even more paramount. Take a mental health day. Consider taking a day off to focus on your mental health. You don t have to spend 8 hours in a yoga studio; make it a day full of whatever you find most relaxing. Maybe it s gardening, fishing, reading in a coffee shop, spending time by the water, skiing, or whatever else allows you to enter a more peaceful mental state. Planning a mental health day every few weeks may be your secret to making better food choices consistently. Your Brain on Food Don't take our word for it. Check out what the experts at Harvard have to say about nutritional psychiatry: your brain on food. Healthy Recipe Warm up with this delicious, flavorful curried apple butternut squash soup. Fit for Life Health and Wellness Center 1006 Glenview Drive Glasgow, KY Mon/Tue/Thu 7am 4pm, Wed 7am-5pm Fri 7am 3pm

16 T.J. HEALTH PAVILION 310 N.L. Rogers Wells Blvd., Glasgow Call for general information. Primary Care Pod A: Nephrology: Dr. Clouse Dr. Mallory Dr. S. Reddy Marissa Howard, APRN Megan Bow, APRN Pat Spears, APRN Neurology & Sleep Medicine: Primary Care Pod B: Dr. Koury Dr. Gilson Dr. Miller Dr. Neuhaus Dr. Turner Oncology: Haley Pace, APRN Dr. Modi Melanie Isbell, APRN Primary Care Pod C: Pain Management: Dr. A. Campbell Dr. Jessie Matney Pulmonology: Jessica Miller, APRN Paula West, APRN Dr. Kummerfeldt Dr. Waheed Cardiology: Laura Howard, APRN Amanda Parsons-Cole, APRN Dr. Nair Dr. Rajan Dr. V. Reddy Dr. Salifu Urology: Lisa DuCoff, APRN Nancy Jo Houchens, APRN Brooke Matson, APRN Urgent Care at the Pavilion: General Surgery: Dialysis: Dr. Klapheke Dr. Marion Dr. Saridakis Laboratory: Gynecology & Obstetrics: Pavilion Pharmacy: Dr. Craddock Dr. Dirig Dr. Thorpe Radiology: Nellie Bell, APRN, CNM Regina Mash, APRN, CNM Casey Sacia, APRN Rehab Services: Gynecology: Respiratory: Dr. Gibson Women s Imaging: ADDITIONAL SERVICE LOCATIONS T.J. Health Cave City Clinic: T.J. Health Columbia: T.J. Health Columbia Behavioral Health Unit: Dr. Kinnaman Dr. Siady Dr. Rodocker T.J. Health Columbia Clinic: Kandace Webster, APRN Alisha Risen, APRN Pulmonary: Dr. Kummerfeldt Laura Howard, APRN Amanda Parsons-Cole, APRN T.J. Health Columbia Primary Care: Dr. Kiteck Kandace Webster, APRN Cardiology: Dr. Rajan Sleep: Kim Bowman, APRN OB/GYN: Maggie Stanley, APRN, CNM T.J. Health Edmonton Clinic: Dr. Dunn Connie Prostko, APRN Khabeer Abdul, APRN T.J. Health Gastrointestinal Clinic: T.J. Health Greensburg Clinic: Pediatrics: Alisha Risen, APRN T.J. Health Russell Springs Clinic: Latasha Gilpatrick, APRN Nikki Loy, APRN T.J. Health Tompkinsville Clinic: Teresa Sheffield, APRN T.J. Home Health & Hospice: T.J. Long Term Care Team: Dr. A. Kiser Stacey Hiser, APRN Micah Tracy, APRN Pat Spears, APRN T.J. Samson Community Hospital: T.J. Samson Family Medicine: Dr. Fisher Dr. House T.J. Sleep Clinic: Dr. Turpen Kim Bowman, APRN Amy Thornbury, APRN T.J. Wound Care: Walmart Clinic: Tiffany Frye, APRN Tracy Taylor, APRN 5/21/18

17 T.J. employees receive discounts at the following Glasgow businesses by showing their T.J. name badge. AT&T Receive 25% off base rates. AUTO SPA COMPLEX Receive $2 off the $20 or $28 car wash. AWARDS, INC. Receive 15% off your purchase of gift items. Brides who register receive a free gift! (Excludes trophies and plaques.) BAILEY GIBSON SERVICE DEPT. Receive 15% off service. BLUEGRASS CELLULAR Receive 15% off basic service. BOUTIQUE 218 at JORDAN'S SALON Receive 10% off clothing at Boutique 218. NEW! ENTERPRISE Use this corporate code for a discount: XZ58A71 EXTREME FITNESS Individual: $21 Family: $26 Access Key Card: $10 FREDDY'S Receive 10% off your total on T.J. Tuesdays. KENTUCKY ONSITE OIL CHANGE Receive 15% off your total. LONG JOHN SILVERS / A&W Receive 20% off regular-priced purchase. T.J. EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS MARCO'S PIZZA Receive 30% off regular-priced purchase. NEW CENTURY BUFFET Receive 10% off your purchase. PAPA JOHN'S PIZZA Buy any pizza at regular menu price, get one FREE! Enter code TJPJ before you begin the order. Online only. Get 35% off the total regular menu price of all of your pizza order! Enter code TJ35 before you begin the order. Online only. RALPHIE'S FUN CENTER Receive free shoe or skate rental. SERENITY SALON & SPA Receive 15% off salon services. SHOGUN BISTRO Receive 15% off your food purchase. SIDELINES CASUAL DINING Receive 10% off your purchase. SWEETHEART BAKERY Receive 10% off your purchase. T.J. CAFE Employee discount in employee cafeteria. T.J. GIFT SHOP Receive 10% off your purchase. Payroll deduction available for employees. WITTY'S COMPLETE CAR CARE Receive $5 off lube/oil/filter change. If you are aware of other discounts that T.J. employees receive from local businesses, please bmatthews@tjsamson.org. Rev. 5/21/2018

18 TJRH Service Excellence Award Nomination Form Nominee s Name (please print): Nominee s Department: Date: Nominee s Supervisor: Choose One: Hospital Pavilion Columbia Clinics Clinic Location: Choose Area(s) of service that the nominee consistently delivers service that reflects T.J. Regional Health s Service Excellence standards of: Compassion Cooperation Collaboration Communication Change Champion Provide a detailed description of how the nominee exemplifies the standards listed on the pledge. Refer to T.J. Pledge for standards of behavior. Please be sure to provide specific examples of service. Would you like to remain anonymous? If no, please provide your name: For Office Use Only: Department Director Approval: HR Approval:

19 Mission TJ Regional Health will promote and provide for the health and wellness of the communities we serve and the healthcare professionals who serve them. Vision TJ Regional Health will utilize available resources to anticipate and exceed the healthcare needs of the region with a focus on quality and compassion. Core Values Service Excellence Responsive Vision Innovation Compassion Ethics

20 T.J. PLEDGE I WILL SHOW COMPASSION: see all patients, family members, visitors, coworkers, physicians, and anyone else at T.J. as my customer recognize that each and every interaction I have at T.J. Regional Health matters show kindness and compassion towards my customers at all times be sensitive to the personal and private needs of every customer I WILL COOPERATE WITH OTHERS: maintain zero tolerance for abusive behavior listen and be willing to accept fault when I make a mistake never underestimate the power of an apology refrain from blame and judgment bring a sense of calm to stressful situations I WILL COLLABORATE WITH OTHERS: value myself and every coworker as an equal part of one GREAT team working together treat others in a way that I would like to be treated participate only in conversations that are courteous, respectful, and reflect positively on my teammates and T.J. Regional Health foster a calm and pleasant atmosphere, and refrain from gossip, rumors, and insults speak honestly, seek truth, and act with integrity towards my teammates value the uniqueness and expertise that each team member contributes to the whole meet the need of the moment, regardless of whether or not it is considered part of my job I WILL COMMUNICATE: smile - at everyone always introduce myself, my role, and my purpose use body language, eye contact, and tone of voice that shows respect in every interaction follow the 10/5 rule: always acknowledging people at 10 feet away with a smile and always greeting people at 5 feet away escort any customer in need (visitors, patients) to their destination I WILL ADAPT TO CHANGE: be a part of the solution when I am presented with a challenge embrace change and set the example for those around me accept openly when there are changes that T.J. Regional and/or I have no control over manage the expectations of others by explaining duration and next steps as often as needed I WILL BE A CHAMPION: serve with passion view myself as an owner of T.J. Regional Health and act accordingly take responsibility for the physical appearance of T.J. Regional Health, including my work area go out of my way to daily thank and compliment my customers and coworkers dare to make a difference and be exceptional constantly try to improve myself and T.J. Regional Health speak positively about T.J. Regional, while at work and in public places outside of work