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… red-tagged, yet they still wanted to be here working. They needed rest. They needed emotional support. Some of them still need these things. So yes, while a big part of my job was ensuring … his time in the hospital’s incident command center helping to make key decisions and providing support. In one case that meant coordinating weekend travel for a discharged patient the only way …

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… resistance. The most important part of his job, he said, is communication – asking the right questions and actively listening to really get to know each patient. “Getting a good history and … “As I walked through Methodist Hospital, I noticed that all the physicians, nurses and support staff seemed so cordial with each other. I got the sense that they really enjoyed working …

… and more. A variety of healthcare organizations, law enforcement agencies and community support groups will also have representatives on hand to meet with families and answer questions. Lindsey Mittelbrun, nursing student at Nebraska Methodist College and one of those …

… manager, his supervisor, Lisa Fidone, let her team know that the hospital needed more OT support. Michael joked with Lisa that he knew an OT. Alysa interviewed for an open part-time …

Traffic Alert The City of Omaha has begun intermittent street closures on Fort Street between 108th and 114th Streets. These closures may impact access to the clinic entrance on Fort Street.Patients may need to use the back entrance located off 108th and… If you are experienc…

… When a lung cancer diagnosis is delivered, patients have a flurry of questions. The first one is often: “Now what?” Whether they face surgery, chemotherapy or … that target your body’s immune system to fight cancer. Palliative care provides comfort and support during and after your cancer treatment to minimize symptoms. As a patient, it’s important to know that any treatments I recommend come with the support of an entire team of experts. At Methodist, we approach lung cancer treatment using a …