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… are side effects. If you don’t mind a pill, you can try a different brand or there’s some really good gummy ones or chewables. Those really aren’t FDA approved, but you’re still getting nutrients so something can be better than …

… to transition to working with Methodist Physicians Clinic Heart Consultants, and I am really enjoying again caring for cardiology patients.    What is it about Methodist that keeps … and challenged as a provider but also empowered to provide meaningful care to my patients. I really am grateful to be part of the Methodist team! …

… Program. ”I am very grateful to the IHA for allowing me the opportunity to do what I really enjoy,” said Foster, a native of Clarinda, Iowa. “Every bit helps in paying for an … Jennie. They put the patient first at every opportunity. Their dedication and love of the job really inspired me to do the same.” Iowa hospitals established the scholarship program in 2004 to …

… day or in bed at night.    C is for Crib Your baby should always sleep in a safe crib. It just really isn’t safe for baby to sleep anywhere other than a crib – that includes car seats, infant swings, adult beds, couches or chairs. “These practices are really fairly simple, but sometimes when a baby is fussy or parents become frustrated, it can be …

… Cortes, CNA, NICU, Methodist Women’s Hospital “I love working for Methodist and I think it’s a really good company, and I plan to continue working here as long as I can. Methodist cares about … Donna Hubbell, VP of Patient Safety and Quality, Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital “We are really focused on high quality care. I’m really proud to be a part of Methodist Health System. I think we do such good things. We have a …

… top priority as a nurse is letting her patients know that she’ll take them seriously. “It’s really important to make sure that you’re really listening to them and their concerns and needs, and that you are taking the time to … make sure that Wright received the recognition she deserved. “I want her to know that her work really matters and that the way she carries herself as a professional and as a person absolutely …

… for them to understand exactly what the biopsy came back as,” she said. “Making sure that it’s really clear what it is and what the plan is moving forward really helps people feel more comfortable with things.” Rachel’s biopsy revealed that the tumor … during possibly anxious moments. “Trying to get to know your patients on a personal level really puts them at ease,” she said. “I think one thing that has drawn me to breast surgery is …

… or a Doppler ultrasound, Paul is responsible for getting that person there comfortably. “You really have to judge your audience,” he said. “I love when I get people who like to joke. That’s right up my alley. But if someone’s really sick, sometimes you just need to show them compassion. Offer them a warm blanket.” And … that,” he said. “We do what we do so that nurses and aides don’t have to – so that they can really spend their time, resources and energy on the patients.” Paul has a deep appreciation for …

… Baxter. She laughed as she continued: “It was like, ‘OK, if we’re going to the hospital, you really better be sick.’” He was. And all joking was quickly set aside. Mike suffered an abscess … to look for if something went wrong. That kind of care and persistence showed Dawn who Rogers really is. “Just such a good, patient guy,” she said. But his true light shined when she and Mike … the right person at the right time. He was exactly what Mike needed to get his butt going. Really. Physically and emotionally.” Rogers, humbled by the award, explained why the couple’s …

… You’re looking at your sister and your friends – and I could tell they were trying to be really strong for me.” “The moment you turn the patient around to see themselves in the mirror … ourselves that way.” “I had a couple of tears, for just a minute,” Leslie recalled. “I didn’t really cry.”   A Baby Blanket for the Scalp and  Soul After Fuchs shampooed Leslie’s scalp, she … for giving her a sense of inner peace. “How you look isn’t that important,” Leslie said. “It really isn’t. But when you look so different from the way you used to – you have no eyebrows, no …