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The Core of What We Do: Jennie Edmundson’s Amber Williams has been on the giving and receiving end of The Meaning of Care

… and orthopedics/surgical services – and the people whose dedication makes them so impactful for our communities. To explore career opportunities at Methodist, visit bestcare.org/jobs .   Amber Williams, BSN, RNC-OB, C-EFM   Registered Nurse, Women and … previously cared for. It’s fun to see them come back and watch their family grow. It’s such a good feeling when they’re excited to see that I’m still here, and we always pick back up where we …
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Improving asthma or COPD symptoms can be ‘life-changing’ for patients

… – now is a great time to learn the facts and how Methodist plays a vital role in caring for patients with asthma or COPD.    What symptoms do patients with asthma or COPD experience? … it’s attributed to their weight, lack of physical activity or age.  It’s important to take a good history, ask about the symptoms they’re experiencing and complete a pulmonary function test. … our community.   To schedule an appointment with  Dr. Krajicek or another Methodist provider, visit  bestcare.org/providers . …
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14 Last Minute Gift Ideas - (And 3 Ways to Involve Your Family)

… paper will fly. Gifts will be exchanged. It is easy to go overboard in the toy department for kids.  When asked for advice, I tell my patients that there are ways to make sure the toys … child. Make sure toys are larger than a child’s mouth to help prevent choking or aspiration. A good test is to use a toilet paper tube.  If you are considering a toy for a child and it slides … the perfect gift.  3) For ages 9-12 months, an activity table or water or sand table can be a good gift because children begin to pull themselves up. 4) Books are always a great gift. Board …
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What to expect if you or a loved one is a patient at the Methodist Rehabilitation Center

… Spiritual care team members   Treating a variety of conditions Our team has experience caring for patients with a variety of conditions by combining state-of-the-art technology and equipment … safe to leave the rehabilitation center. Please let your nurse know if you’d like to leave to visit the hospital’s gift shop, cafe, outdoor spaces or other areas.     How will my team involve … member will call them afterward.   Can a patient bring a pet to the rehabilitation center to visit?   There are occasions when pets are allowed to visit patients. Speak with your nurse for
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How to Prevent Injury During Winter Workouts

… on all the treats and drinks these holidays tend to produce. And here’s some food for thought: People are generally less active in the winter. You know this. It’s cold outside. … If nothing else, you’re considering a New Year’s resolution to live healthy and move more. Good for you. Do it. But don’t start off with 200 pounds on the leg press because that’s what you used to do in high school. It’s just not a good idea.   How to exercise without overdoing it Workout injuries are common when people who’ve …
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Spanking and Discipline

… How do you dish out discipline in your household? If spanking is in your arsenal for keeping little ones in line, it’s important to know what the experts have to say about the … Set your expectations for behavior and communicate them to your children. Catch them being good and praise good behavior. Successful strategies for parenting It’s important to remember that as kids grow, …
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Fremont Nurses Reflect on Highs and Lows of Being New RNs During COVID-19

… and helplessness – or resilience and pride – the pandemic has made its mark on all of them.  For caregivers like Sybil Porter, RN, and Erin Kreikemeier, RN, the challenges came during an … being around people,” she said. “People are my saving grace. I like taking care of them in good times and bad times and just being a part of their life, even if it’s just for a small … when they got sick,” she said. She was also inspired by several nurses in her family and a good friend who worked her way through high school and college to become a nurse while raising a …
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More Than a Pandemic Problem: Providing Hope Amid an Adolescent Mental Health Crisis

… Zoey, to dance class on time.   But it wasn’t long before things grew colder. “Zoey just – for whatever reason – felt like she needed to show me what she had done,” Nicole recalled as she … waiting period for a child psychiatrist is often three to six months – just for the initial visit,” he said. “If you had a medical problem – some kind of abnormal growth or chest pain – and … Sattar said. “The experience of life itself offers hope – that if we can keep going, something good will eventually come. Children haven’t lived long enough. They don’t know if things will get …
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Rebecca Jacobi, MD

… Jacobi is an OB-GYN dedicated to the health and well-being of women and their babies. You can visit Dr. Jacobi at the OB-GYN clinic at Methodist Physicians Clinic . …