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'Convenient Targets': Omaha Area Nurses Face Fatigue, Burnout and Disrespect

Highlighting hospitals and their meaningful work while also showing signs of appreciation is important to helping sustain hospitals and their workforces. "Compassion fatigue is a process. It's something that builds slowly over time to where a provider or caregiver simply loses their resources or ca…
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Babies Born to Two Southwest Iowa Brothers on Same Day in November

Two southwest Iowa brothers and their wives were blessed with baby boys on the same day last month. Dean Dallas Jensen, son of Michael and Emilee Jensen of Council Bluffs, was born at 4:21 p.m. on Nov. 29 at Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital. He joined his brother, Mac, who is 19 months old. At …
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Creighton Pink Out Event A Big Success

Saturday, Jan. 30, fans attending the Creighton vs. Seaton Hall basketball game in Omaha weren't all dressed in blue. No, on this night, the more than 17,000 in attendance wore pink for the annual Pink Out/Coaches vs. Cancer event.The annual game is sponsored by Methodist and CHI Health and is the b…
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Quit Smoking ... for Good

Easier Said Than DoneLook, we all know by now that smoking is bad for our health and the health of those around us. Smoking is the No. 1 cause of preventable death and disease in the U.S. But stomping out a cigarette habit for good isn’t as easy as some may think. It’s been said that nicotine is the…
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Reaching Out to Provide Specialized Care

Kari McMartin with her husband, Travis, and daughters Evelynn and EliseCuddling her newborn baby with her toddler sleeping on the floor at her feet, Kari McMartin packs a lot of love into her cozy home in rural Hancock, Iowa.About an hour east of the Council Bluffs city limits, Kari keeps her window…
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Racing for the Cure 2017

Honor and EncourageWith blue ink in their pens and pink in their hearts, thousands stopped by the Methodist booth at the 2017 Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure to sign remembrances on two giant banners. The notes they wrote were to honor and encourage survivors of breast cancer.“We’re encouraging peo…