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It’s Time To Return to Cancer Screening

… during the pandemic. We also know that cancer screenings dropped and even came to a halt for several weeks. The conclusion? An untold number of cancers have gone undiagnosed and … of the COVID-19 pandemic. When it comes to cancer, a one-year delay can be a long time. For people who continue to put off screenings that were due earlier in the pandemic, that delay … to stop cancer as early as possible. For more information on screenings or to find a provider, visit bestcare.org . …
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Hospice Care is Quality of Life Care

… about this earlier?” The majority of people who enter hospice care only receive those services for a few days at the very end of life. The families they leave behind wish the comfort, care and … earlier in their illness.  Often times, it’s something they could and should have had in place for weeks and months earlier. The uncomfortable conversation Studies have shown that when it … surrounding entering hospice care, there is a giant disconnect. Families are waiting for the doctor to bring it up while the doctors are waiting for the family to broach the subject. …
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Why I Came, Why I Stayed: Changes at Methodist gave Rhonnie Berman opportunities for personal growth throughout ‘30 wonderful years’

… contribute to providing  The Meaning of Care . To explore career opportunities at Methodist, visit bestcare.org/jobs .   Rhonnie Berman Operations Administrator, Information Technology … Methodist employee), mother to four and “Nana” to 11.  I worked as an operations administrator for Information Technology (IT) at Methodist.  I also consider myself a mixed media artist and … our own convention, PretzCon, which is held in Omaha in July. This has been going on now for over 12 years.    Why Methodist? What attracted you to the organization? We moved to Omaha …
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The Core of What We Do: Methodist Women’s Hospital VP Patty Bauer Witnesses The Meaning of Care Daily

… and orthopedics/surgical services – and the people whose dedication makes them so impactful for our communities. To explore career opportunities at Methodist, visit bestcare.org/jobs .   Patty Bauer, RN, RRT Vice President, Women’s Hospital     Why is the … so unique. We are very fortunate to have a hospital and campus dedicated to this service line. For many of our maternal patients, this is their first experience in a hospital setting. In …
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Why I Came, Why I Stayed: Donna Wellwood is proud of Methodist’s growth over the past 41 years

… contribute to providing  The Meaning of Care . To explore career opportunities at Methodist, visit bestcare.org/jobs .   Tell us about yourself and your background with Methodist. I’ve worked in Human Resources (HR) at Methodist for more than 40 years in various positions. I started as file clerk in 1984 and I’m now the … very active and wonderful grandchildren. We’re fortunate that they all live in Omaha, except for one granddaughter in Texas and a grandson away at college. We love spending time watching …
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A Focus on Staying Alcohol-Free

… Here’s a parenting wake-up call: the average age an American girl has her first drink is 13; for a boy, it's 11. The moment your child may be confronted with a decision about alcohol is … alcohol abuse or dependence as adults than those who wait until after 21 years The average age for first alcohol consumption is 11 years old for boys, 13 years old for girls 10 percent report drinking by the age of 9 or 10 Teens who are …
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Why I Came, Why I Stayed: Integrity and Relationships Set Methodist Apart, Jen Anderson Says

… contribute to providing  The Meaning of Care . To explore career opportunities at Methodist, visit bestcare.org/jobs .   Jen Anderson, MHA, RHIA Chief Compliance Officer Methodist Health … College of Saint Mary and studying health information management (HIM). I was looking for a job in the field to get some “real life” working experience. I remember walking into the Human Resources office at Methodist Hospital and being overwhelmed with interviewing for this “big girl’” job. I had my interview with Human Resources first, and then the recruiter …
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Breastfeeding Boutique Helps Breastfeeding Moms Connect

… navigate the intricacies of breastfeeding, and make sure they have the tools they need for breastfeeding success. The Breastfeeding Boutique is a unique place where we share what we … breast pumps, replacements parts, nursing bras and supplies with new parents. It’s truly a joy for me. There are many different aspects of what I do to help new moms prepare for breastfeeding. The best part, however, is working alongside parents to educate and serve – making sure they have the …
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Take the Strain out of Snow Shoveling With These Tips

… squats. I recommend a total of 5-10 minutes of exercise to make sure your muscles are ready for activity. You should also stretch your hamstrings, back muscles and upper extremities. Proper … with different lengths, weights and shafts. Here are some examples . Proper Shoveling It's best to push snow if possible. This can be done using an ergonomic shovel with a curved shaft. … the fluids you'll lose. Don’t work to the point of exhaustion, as it will increase your risk for injury. If at any time you feel dizzy, are lightheaded or have chest pain, immediately stop …
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The Power of Superfoods

… food be thy medicine and thy medicine be thy food. Hippocrates  There is no formal definition for “superfoods.” It’s a marketing buzz word to describe foods believed to provide health … They will lower bad cholesterol (LDL) and add flavor and texture to your food. Some of the best heart-healthy nuts are walnuts, pistachios and almonds.  Herbs and spices are very rich in … plenty of vegetables, healthy fats such as olive oil, avocado, nuts and seeds, and eat fruit for dessert instead of sugary sweets. Some of the most powerful tools to combat and prevent …