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… The DAISY Award  here . Congratulations to Jaci Schnakenberg, BSN, RN, a registered nurse in Cardiovascular Surgery at Methodist Hospital, for being honored with The DAISY Award. Schnakenberg is also a Nebraska Methodist College graduate. Her nominator wrote: “Our son, who is a young adult with special needs, was hospitalized for the first time ever in his adult life with a life-threatening illness. He is a nonverbal autistic individual and …

… a $3,500 scholarship from the Iowa Hospital Education and Research Foundation (IHERF), which is supported by the Iowa Hospital Association (IHA). She was among 62 outstanding students from … to do what I really enjoy,” said Foster, a native of Clarinda, Iowa. “Every bit helps in paying for an education in health care. I am extremely appreciative of the IHA and its IHERF program.” A six-year member …

… Would the pandemic still be happening, and would her department’s COVID-19 practices still be in place? She returned in the fall to a pandemic that was not only continuing, but surging.    “I feel like I came back … ways that dietitians assess malnourishment and diet history are gone.  “Usually the dietitian is able to go into the room – able to see the patient,” said clinical nutrition service leader …

… Mark Kitzelman describes his health history like different chapters in a medical textbook. He’s had a kidney transplant and open-heart surgery. He has diabetes and … Tailored to Each Patient Among Mark’s health challenges were ulcers that led to infections in the bones of his foot. Over time, those bones fused together and became brittle. The issues … On Oct. 1, he was transferred to hospital’s Methodist Acute Rehabilitation Center , which is certified as an Amputation Specialty Program by the Commission on Accreditation of …

… and whether any precautionary measures at this point will truly protect you from new variants. In an effort to provide some clarity – and perhaps a little peace of mind – here are answers to … at-home test was negative and you have symptoms, were exposed to COVID-19 or have participated in an activity that would increase your risk, I recommend following up with a PCR test. Q: I was showing symptoms, so I went to get a COVID-19 test. While I’m awaiting those results, is it necessary for my family to stay home from work/school if they’re not showing symptoms? A: …

… you, our expert staff will guide you through the process with your safety and satisfaction in mind. … What a Breast Augmentation Entails A breast augmentation – or augmentation mammoplasty – is the surgical implantation of saline or silicone gel devices into the breasts to enhance their … and detailed consultation with one of our experienced plastic and reconstructive surgeons in a private, comfortable environment. Your consult will cover a variety of topics, including: …

… you , our expert staff will guide you through the process with your safety and satisfaction in mind. What a Breast Lift (With or Without Augmentation) Entails A breast lift –   or mastopexy –   is the surgical elevation of the breasts that raises and reshapes the breast by removing or … and detailed consultation with one of our experienced plastic and reconstructive surgeons in a private, comfortable environment. Your consult will cover a variety of topics, including: …

… 22% of Americans have doctor-diagnosed arthritis, and as the U.S. population ages, that number is expected to grow. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that by 2040, 26% of adults in the U.S. will have arthritis. The accompanying symptoms – often joint pain and stiffness – …

… wildfire – it’s time we parents take a good look at how we can keep our little germ machines in check. Numerous studies have shown hands are the primary carriers of infections. The simple truth is that handwashing is the single biggest thing one can do to control and prevent the spread of … or necessary. If using bar soap, make sure it can thoroughly dry after use. Bar soap that sits in water and remains wet has been shown to carry Pseudomonas, a common bacteria found in water. …

… even death.  Here are some tips I recommend to my patients: Get a Good Warmup Shoveling snow is hard work. It’s a good idea to get the blood flowing prior to going out. This can be as simple as a brisk walk around the house, going up and down the stairs, marching in place or doing some chair squats. I recommend a total of 5-10 minutes of exercise to make sure … allowing you to move appropriately. Most importantly, you want to reduce the risk of frostbite in the fingers and toes on cold days. Don't forget warm winter boots that provide good traction. …