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Dianne Fuhs Is June DAISY Award Winner

Dianne Fuhs, BSN, RN, BC, a nurse coordinator for the Methodist Hospital Cardiac Unit, was honored at a recognition ceremony on Thursday, June 25, as the June DAISY Award winner for Methodist Hospital and Methodist Women's Hospital. She was nominated for the honor by a heart bypass patient who be…
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KETV: Eight Month Old Battling Rare Genetic Disorder

A Council Bluffs baby is dealing with a rare genetic disorder that causes benign tumors to grow in major organs throughout her body. Maya Vincent has tuberous sclerosis. The disorder affects one out of every 6,000 newborns. Doctors say it is caused by a gene mutation resulting in overgrown tissues…
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KETV: DV Offender on the Run, Methodist Cases On the Rise

Victim advocates said domestic violence numbers are on the rise. One hospital alone documents about 40 cases in one month. Experts also said the abuse is getting more violent, violence that one family said nearly took the life of another woman just last week. Police said their suspect is still out…
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Linda Stafford Is July DAISY Award Winner

Linda Stafford, BSN, RN, a nurse coordinator for the Methodist Hospital Cardiac Unit, was honored at a recognition ceremony on Monday, July 20, as the July DAISY Award winner for Methodist Hospital and Methodist Women's Hospital. She was nominated for the honor by a fellow nurse on the unit, who c…
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A Dangerous Pregnancy With a Happy Ending

The story of Kristin Friehe's pregnancy almost ended in tragedy. She nearly died after giving birth to her son Owen, who's now four years old. Kristin's husband Mitch remembers his wife complaining of abdominal pain before she was eventually rushed to Methodist Women's Hospital for an emergency C-…
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Local Doctors Speak Summer and Zika Virus

Concern about the Zika virus is pushing a growing number of people to area doctor's offices just ahead of summer. Doctors at Methodist and Nebraska Medicine say people have a lot of questions about the virus. Jessica Jones, Infectious disease doctor for Methodist, was among the local medical exp…
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Methodist First in Omaha to Earn Target Stroke Honor Roll Elite Status

OMAHA ―  Methodist Hospital, who treated nearly 400 stroke patients in 2015, was honored today by the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association as the first hospital in the City of Omaha to earn its Target Stroke Honor Roll Elite designation. In addition, Methodist was also awarded th…
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Disclosing data about medical errors would help doctors, patients

A consensus is growing in the medical community for treating medical errors more like a disease: Diagnose the problems and treat them. It’s a significant issue. The latest study, by Johns Hopkins Medicine, ranked medical errors as the No. 3 U.S. cause of death. It estimated that medical mistakes…