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… and melanoma survivor, has been a Methodist regular for the better part of the past decade. “I’ve gotten extremely good care,” he said. “They listen. They don’t preach. Every facet I’ve had with them has been wonderful.” After a recent diagnosis of atrial fibrillation, Chris … much convincing for Sheri Cunningham, MSN, RN, PCCN, FAB, Methodist’s Hospital’s short stay service leader and Pain Performance Improvement Committee chair, to move forward with pursuing …

… infection landed her back at Women’s Hospital – this time, in the Emergency Department. “Did I overdo it? Did I lie down a certain way? What caused this?” Mendlik wondered. A few days later at home while … “The infection rate at Women’s is extremely low,” said Sarah Cockle, DPT, Methodist Hospital’s service leader for therapy services. “But data has shown us that when there is an infection, …

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… a heart attack,” said Bud Erickson, Methodist Hospital’s cardiovascular and critical care service line executive. “The Mission: Lifeline program helps us do that by ensuring standards of … to be recognized for the level of commitment we strive for every day at this hospital. And I’m so proud of our cardiac team.” The Mission: Lifeline program’s goal is to reduce system …

… patients go home from surgery, we call the very next day,” said Carrie Phillips, BSN, RN, CCM, service leader for care management at Methodist Hospital and Methodist Women’s Hospital.  …

… medical receptionist working at the same clinic that day, braved the roads from Waterloo. “I almost called Kellie to tell her I wasn’t going to make it.” Schlatter said. “It was about a 2 1/2 hour drive in for me. There … everything was going wrong, and they made everything right.” Hamilton called to cancel her AAA service, and Schlatter, who never anticipated spending any length of time outside that day, vowed …

… it was so tempting to just tie them yourself. You knew you could do it faster and easier.  I was often in a rush to get out the door, and it was frustrating to wait for those little hands to arrange the laces into a bow that actually stayed tied. There were times I did jump in and just tie them myself.  But the majority of the time, I sat back and let them … adult children. Sure, it would be easy for me to call my trusty mechanic and schedule the service for them, but at some point, they need to learn how to do this themselves, so I’m not …

… nurse and over 15 years of experience in teaching and higher education administration. “I am extremely humbled and excited to lead the Division of Nursing at Nebraska … collaborations with our community partners, we can continue to act as partners in health. I am eager to build and expand on these relationships to serve our partners and to continue …

… on the comfort and care of breast cancer patients with the smallest signs of disease. Known as I-125, this tiny “seed” is helping doctors pinpoint and remove areas of cancer too small to be … at Methodist's Breast Care Center . He spearheaded bringing the procedure to Methodist.  The I-125 seed implant The I-125 seed is about the size of a piece of pencil lead. It’s implanted … be tracked along its every move. “We are the overseer of this tiny seed,” said Tom Brennan, service leader for imaging at Methodist Hospital . “It comes in the door and we escort it to the …