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… by the award, Queen said, “It makes sense.” “Every nurse has their own specific patient, but really, this award proves that every patient on the floor is everybody’s patient,” Queen added. … them. You work with them day in and day out,” she said. “But when patients and families really feel that same level of care – that’s why we do it, right?” Recognized for Compassionate, … If they simply need medical attention, then we give it. It comes naturally. And there’s just really no room for judgement.” Humbled and Proud As Queen looked around at her fellow nurses …

… Evaluation and Management Clinic, say it’s essential.  “Exercise and socialization are really important to stay healthy as you age, and they are things you don’t need a prescription to … and Guest Services for Methodist Hospital and Methodist Women’s Hospital. “Socialization is really a great benefit of volunteering. Our volunteers many times have lunch together, they grow … support from friends and family can even lead to chronic depression. “The social aspect is really a great benefit of volunteering,” said Rajcevich, who says more than 700 people ages 14 to …

… and she’d ask, ‘What can I do for you?’ She was so sweet to absolutely everybody. It just really stood out.” It solidified Sue’s belief that kindness is a trait among every Methodist employee. “And I guess when kindness is what you’ve come to expect, it really says something when someone’s kindness stands out.”   A gratifying job As an information … at work, she found the letter endearing. “It's a real heartfelt job,” Hernandez said. “I mean, really – it's wonderful. It’s truly a privilege to be able to do this and to be able to work …

… it was like he thought he was there for a job interview.” “It was the first time any of us had really seen the dementia taking place in such an outward exhibition,” said Kathryn Stemm, Dick’s wife of 20 years. “So, we didn’t have any tried-and-true tips to help him in that really frightening moment. Thankfully, Andrea showed us the way.” A Medical Connection Dick’s … with her patient by showing him his “extremely elevated” heart rate. “I said, ‘This seems really high to me, but what do you think?’ And he would say, ‘Oh, yes. That’s way too high. That …

… of years. It limits me.  I’m training for a marathon right now, and I have mornings when it’s really hard to run because I have so much chest tightness and shortness of breath. I know what my … better. I’m able to get back to doing activities. I’m able to get back to exercising.” What’s really nice about today’s medicine is that we have an opportunity to really improve symptoms in a life-changing way.     What recent advancements have helped you care …

… childhood. “I’d see it in movies, TV shows or on YouTube, and I was always like, ‘Wow, that’s really cool. I wish I could do that.’” But it wasn’t until his undergrad years – at the … quite a few members now, they perform regularly, so it’s in good hands,” he said. “And I’m really happy to see that.” “It’s Important to Make the Time”   Dancing isn’t the only way Dr. … if you will. I can’t stress how important it is to take the time for the things you enjoy. It really has a way of taking your mind off the diagnosis, the treatment or any worries you have.” …

… a corporate trainer and claims examiner for several insurance companies. “But I was just never really happy in a corporate setting,” Cooper said. “I love, love, love to learn.” She’s also … else. A lot of times they’re going to notice something before a doctor or nurse does. They really are the eyes and ears of the care team.” The need for qualified CNAs is constant. Online … Most of the other students had full-time jobs, or they’re in high school or college. So this really helps everybody.” Plummer completed the course and passed her certification exam in …

… mothers and babies. Moore is especially passionate about the impact the programs can make. “I really feel like when we support families to be successful, the whole community will benefit,” … time, as they were putting her on my chest, I was like, ‘Oh, my gosh. Is this real? Is this really happening?’” But, she added, “She was perfect.” Then the challenges of parenthood began. … Emma said. “Hayden wouldn’t latch. She wasn’t nursing well. As a first-time mom, you don’t really know how to handle that situation.” The Eichelbergers found support that evening in the …

… FDA-approved. If it hasn’t, make sure you talk to your pediatrician.” Omaha World-Herald: What really works for your child's common sicknesses …

… MSN, CNM, RNC-OB, C-EFM , became interested in health care at an early age.  “My sister got really sick with meningitis when we were very little,” she said. “From that point on, I knew …