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… Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital has been honored with a pair of awards for its commitment to quality treatment of patients who suffer severe heart attacks and strokes. Every year, more … infarction (STEMI), the deadliest type of heart attack, caused by a blockage of blood flow to the heart. To prevent death, it’s critical to restore blood flow as quickly as possible, … Edmundson also has received the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke Silver Plus Quality Achievement Award. The award recognizes the …

… In “Why I Came, Why I Stayed,” you’ll get to know people who are making a difference every day at Methodist and how they contribute to … managers and providers in a collaborative environment. We all share a desire to provide the best possible care. I feel fortunate that I'm able to easily and comfortably reach out to upper … I feel like Methodist has a culture that allows me to continue to treat patients the right way, one-on-one and focusing on the whole person by giving them the care they need how they need …

… my relationship with my spouse? For young women, there can be added worry: Will I be able to have children? It’s often an emotional time, and some women just want the cancer gone – … options are available for women who can’t conceive naturally after treatment Together, we can get a complete picture of the options available for cancer treatment and pregnancy.    … always easy. Some patients aren’t good candidates for fertility-sparing options. Sometimes our best efforts can’t spare the uterus, fallopian tubes or ovaries.  Ultimately, I want patients to …

… food. Hippocrates  There is no formal definition for “superfoods.” It’s a marketing buzz word to describe foods believed to provide health benefits beyond their basic nutrient content. … They will lower bad cholesterol (LDL) and add flavor and texture to your food. Some of the best heart-healthy nuts are walnuts, pistachios and almonds.  Herbs and spices are very rich in … of chronic diseases, but also will improve your mood and overall quality of life.  A great way to upgrade your plate are to eat plenty of vegetables, healthy fats such as olive oil, …

… the “Why” Because of nicotine’s addictive nature, the first step in quitting smoking needs to be understanding your relationship with it. It can be different for everybody. Addiction is … quit? Wanting to see your child graduate? Having a granddaughter tell you she doesn’t like the way you smell? Paying a higher rate for health insurance? Finally realizing that lung cancer is a … gum Behavioral therapy and personal support You want to choose a product or program that will best suit you. If one method fails, that doesn’t mean they all will. Work closely with your …

… policies. Even if you’ve done it before, being thrown into a work-at-home situation due to COVID-19 is an entirely new thing. The change happened quickly, and we don’t know how long … and will change daily. Just circle back and alter plans if issues come up. You might find it’s best to check in with your boss and coworkers over the phone or through video chat if you find … usually comment to them about a specific topic, reach out. These little interactions go a long way to staying connected.    The Methodist Emotional Support Line We’re feeling anxious and …

… LIMHP, LADC , joined Julie Cornell on KETV's Chronicle and shared some tips about how to focus on your mental health around the holidays. She shared about the importance of finding ways to remember loved ones who may not be around this year, taking time to focus on yourself and making sure that our calendars are manageable.  "Make things simple. We …

… Fremont Health is hosting free oral head and neck cancer screenings on Aug. 18 from 10 to 11:45 a.m. to potentially catch those cancers in their earliest stages. The screenings are guided by … exam as well as a review of your medical and family histories. This event is free and open to the public; however, registration is required to reserve an appointment time. Schedule your …

… by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing claimed over 610,000 nurses are hoping to leave the field within the next two years. Here in Nebraska, Vivian Health reported that … approximately 27,760 registered nurses were employed in the state of Nebraska in 2020 compared to 19,870 in 2022. The Nebraska Center for Nursing projects Nebraska will experience a workforce … of 5,436 nurses in 2025, with nearly 1,000 nurses between the ages of 24 and 55 “very likely” to leave their employment over the next 12 months. Coupled with the turnover rate, which can be …

… as an increased risk of autism. The FDA has also begun the process of changing the drug label to include a warning. Dr. Emily Patel, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist with Methodist … understanding the source and nature of these claims. "First off, I think it's really important to note that this is coming from a politician, not from the medical community, and that … KMTV: Omaha doctor weighs in on Trump administration's claims linking Tylenol use in pregnancy to autism …