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… that pushes the healthcare industry to innovate ways to provide better experiences for employees, physicians and patients. “Methodist Health System is incredibly deserving of the … their hospital a better place to work, a better place to practice medicine and a better place for patients to be treated. It takes true dedication, determination and hard work to achieve this … RN, NICU who submitted the brief on behalf of Women’s Hospital. “We felt we were doing a good job, but our scores were telling us differently. We put many new processes in place to move …

… That’s just not me. We finally realized the medications I was on were affecting my mood.” For six years, Julie’s life was a roller coaster of surgeries, doctor visits and emotional … uses her outgoing nature to help other cancer survivors through their journey. She volunteers for Project Pink’d , has attended programs with  A Time to Heal , and is a member of the … Style Show, sponsored by Methodist. The annual event raises cancer awareness and funds for Inner Beauty: A Specialty Salon for Cancer Survivors . Located at Methodist Estabrook Cancer …

… the belly button. Fleur de Lis – This procedure involves vertical and horizontal incisions for more extensive skin and fat removal for a more narrowed, contoured waistline. Extended – Key features of an extended tummy tuck are a … Ideal candidates for a tummy tuck include those who are: At their ideal body weight In good overall physical and mental health Nonsmokers Not pregnant or breastfeeding and done having …

… over the fall and winter. But like so much else this year, there’s an added layer of risk for parents to consider. Unfortunately, the decision to participate in sports and other indoor …   What to Consider  There was already a lot to think about when it came to signing kids up for winter activities. Now parents are weighing COVID-19 risk factors, including: If they have a … matter.  Activities like tennis, dance, gymnastics and swimming – where people are keeping a good distance from others and there is little contact – will be safer than basketball, hockey and …

… down time.’” Putting Employees and Patients First That wasn’t the last time Morris filled in for Shostak. Months later, on Halloween, Morris covered another part of Shostak’s shift so she … in health care – especially in emergency medicine. “There is no job too big or too small for anyone,” she said. “We all pitch in during times of crisis.” And even amid the current … to circle the drain and go down with it. So having somebody who’s always pointing out the good things and encouraging you is huge.” With morale being a priority for Morris, she’s also big …

… million Americans practiced yoga in 2016, which is up from 20 million in 2012. And the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests that the majority of those who practice do so for health-related reasons. And whether you’re a seasoned yogi or you’ve barely mastered mountain … your mental health by increasing endorphins and Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), or “feel-good chemicals.” Because sleep can impact your mental health, and mental health can impact your …

… infants at “high risk” of peanut allergy actually prevented peanut allergy.  Although this is good news, it can still be quite difficult as a parent to know exactly how and when to introduce … pediatrician about the appropriate time and way to introduce solids to your infant. Guidelines for peanut introduction The guidelines from the NIAID put infants into three different categories …

… feel unwell. What you shouldn’t expect is a fever (100.4 F or higher in adults) that lasts for more than a few hours.   What are common mimickers of a cold? Many common illnesses can mimic … than seven days, you might have a sinus infection.  Bronchitis: Bronchitis is often to blame for a chronic, dry or a phlegmy cough. You may also experience chest tightness, headache, … any immunocompromising conditions such as cancer, lung disease or heart disease, it might be a good idea to let your doctor know how you are feeling sooner rather than later.   What can I take …

… be experiencing various feelings, with many tied to the question: How can we set up our kids for success as they get back into the school routine?   Model Positive Behavior at Home You can prep your kids for a great school year by modeling that you’re excited and happy for school to start. Verbalize … and preplanning are key to helping start the school year off on the right foot. It’s a good idea to practice going to the bus stop or walking to school. Additionally, spend time on the …

…      A Tool in Fighting Stress and Anxiety  Stress and anxiety are normal parts of life, but for many people, they’re immense challenges. Millions of U.S. adults struggle with anxiety … lung function Prevent or reverse muscle loss and weakness Improve coordination Lower the risk for diabetes by improving insulin sensitivity Boost immune system function Promote weight loss … just getting started or taking it to the next level, it’s time to take advantage of all the good that exercise does. Be sure to consult your primary care provider first, then take the next …