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… treat patients well, like we want to be treated ourselves,” said Linda, who has been a manager for 44 of her 45 years as a nurse. So when she came to Methodist Hospital’s GI Endoscopy Center in May for an endoscopic ultrasound, a relatively routine procedure, she had plenty of experience to … kind of stuff, to me, I expect,” Linda said. “But when it all goes together like it did for my visit, it was impressive.”   Doctor Blends Humor and Confidence While Linda had compliments to go …

… coordinated and streamlined,” said Julie Buckelew, MSN, RN, CCRN, campus manager for cardiology and pulmonary services. “It will combine the team’s extensive experience and … leap in technological advancement,” said Tara Slevin , chief philanthropy officer for the hospital and president of the Jennie Edmundson Foundation. “The campaign’s success will … or to learn about giving opportunities, contact the Foundation at (712) 396-6040 or visit our website at jehfoundation.org . …

… made a difference,” Sabrina said. And because of Sabrina’s letter, Morris nominated Ferguson for The DAISY Award , which honors nurses for their extraordinary skill and compassion.   Honoring Wishes When Dean DeWispelare received a … managed to come quicker than his family anticipated. After arriving at the Women’s Hospital ED for one of those seizures, Sabrina mentioned that her family wanted to honor Dean’s wishes by …

… contribute to providing  The Meaning of Care . To explore career opportunities at Methodist, visit bestcare.org/jobs . Amy Hessel, MS, CCC-SLP Speech-Language Pathologist Methodist Hospital … at our boss's house. However, if I had to pick just one, it would be my trip to Nashville for VitalStim therapy training with my coworker Lauren.   We learned a lot and had a great time.     Tell us about a mentor or colleague at Methodist who made a difference for you. My colleague Lauren took me under her wing early on and helped shape me into the …

… against harmful UV rays and risk of skin cancer. But the summer months are also prime time for keeping an eye on eye health.  With more time outdoors, there is increased exposure to bright … the eye and ocular cancer. So what can you do to protect your eyes and vision?  3 quick tips for eye protection 1. Always wear sun protection.  The first step is to pay special attention to … have pain, use an ice pack right away. Any major injury or change in vision should prompt a visit to your eye doctor, primary care provider or emergency room depending on its severity.  4. …

… a decision to either seek help or perhaps lose their license,” said Moore, OTD, OTR/L, CDRS . “For others, it’s simply making sure that they are safe and can continue to drive as they age or … common diagnoses seen are: ADHD, anxiety, autism, cerebral palsy and spina bifida. Evaluation for any reason Drivers may choose to have an evaluation for a variety of health problems or … safe.” To learn more about the Methodist Driver Rehabilitation Program, call 402-354-4670 or visit www.bestcare.org/driverrehab . …

… “Together we act, united we change.” It’s this year’s theme for Sexual Assault Awareness Month and a crucial call to action. Addressing and preventing sexual … can simply walk in and request to see an FNE. However, if they have questions, they can visit  sexualassaulthelp.org .  What can a survivor expect upon arrival?  A trained FNE will meet … the  Methodist Community Health Clinic , where they’ll receive private, comprehensive support for their physical and emotional recovery without having to retell their story. The initial …

… like your balance and walking, are dependent on well-functioning feet. Walking is one of the best exercises for your entire body, as well as your feet. Flexibility and resistance exercises are other great … with these stretches, and realize you may have cramping if you haven’t moved these muscles for a while.  Any time you are barefoot, make sure you have a clear space of floor to work in, …

… Stress is inevitable. As life becomes more demanding, there will always be a new “threat” for your brain to manage. Between these constant moments of fight or flight, your body and mind … relaxed baseline. However, in the nonstop lives we lead, we rarely get to stay at baseline for very long. "The key to having control of stress isn’t just to avoid life, but rather find the best way to manage stress." Dr. Lindsay Northam Methodist Physicians Clinic internal medicine …

… A strong backside for good reason You have a great butt. No really… you do!  The amazing muscles in your backside – …   Gluteus Maximus Gluteus Medius Gluteus Minimus Together, these muscles are responsible for extension, internal rotation and abduction of the hip. How they work The gluteus medius and … muscles get weak, you may find yourself less powerful and less efficient.  Putting your best rear forward Whether you are a beginning runner or a marathoner, assisting a friend with a …