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… needed when they first met. The quick-witted nurse moved the patient from down the hallway to a room within sight of the main nurse’s station so she could be closely monitored. In addition … with her and engaging in conversation. Childress-Banks said that the patients are easily the best part of working as a behavioral health nurse at Methodist. “You get to see them arrive in … felt like I belong.”   Recognition for Care Gabriella’s mother knew that she needed to find a way to recognize Childress-Banks, so she nominated her for The DAISY Award , which honors nurses …

… has or will need psychiatric treatment. So if it were my family member, how would I want them to be treated?”   Tragedy Drives Her to Help Others Blum’s philosophy springs from experience. … Saint Mary and has been a psychiatric nurse at Jennie Edmundson for 13 years.  “This was the way to feel like you were making a difference,” she said. For the past year, she’s worked as the … psychiatric services.  For the self-described people person, that one-on-one time is the best part of the job. “It’s just me and them for as long as they need, and their family can be …

…   A force of nature By all accounts, Julie Pabian is a force to be reckoned with. Self-described as bubbly, outgoing and happy to be the center of attention, … part,” said Julie. “Was it the waiting? The thought you might have cancer? The waiting to get your diagnosis or figure out what you are going to do? Surgery? Recovery? Radiation? I truly … at me. Now I’m finally fine and I’m always wondering when the cancer is coming back.” One way Julie copes is by giving back. She uses her outgoing nature to help other cancer survivors …

… The first time Allison Warren was introduced to pediatrician Emily Bendlin, MD , was at her son Wade’s 2-month well-child visit – shortly … year to help mold his head into a more normal shape.   According to Dr. Bendlin, this was the best possible outcome. “Oh, my goodness, my nurses and I have been so invested in this,” Dr. … it was Allison’s diligence in adhering to her son’s well-child care schedule that paved the way for his well-being. Even if a child checks out fine one month, Dr. Bendlin said, the same …

… fewer than 50 other centers nationwide. “I’m very proud of Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center to be recognized as the only such program in Nebraska and Iowa,” said Dr. George Dittrick, a … treatment of pancreatic cancer, treating the “whole patient” with a focus on the best possible outcomes and an improved quality of life. “Pancreatic cancer can be a very … approaches for the field. Designated centers also seek to advance research and lead the way for heightened awareness and understanding of pancreatic disease and related conditions among …

… out of this pandemic. "An increase in fear of the unknown, concern on when is this going to end? Wondering if the vaccine is enough or if wearing masks are enough?" said manager of … better, then the numbers come out, then we have a variant," McElderry said. She says we will get through this but self-care and self-reflection will be important. KETV: 'We will overcome …

… but enjoys treating various health issues in patients of all ages. “The variety of things we get to do in family medicine and the big impact we can have on people’s lives from the minute they’re born until the end of their life is something that I really value,” he said. The best part of his job? The close relationships he gets to build with patients. “Understanding who …

… looks. Some patients reason that it’s over-the-counter and safe. Others say they’re hoping to prevent heart attacks, strokes and cancer. Some don’t know why, just that somebody recommended it along the way. And some simply reply, “Why not?”  With new research questioning daily aspirin use, many … of previous studies, this result was unexpected and should be interpreted with caution.” The best dose for cancer prevention is unknown. General Health A third study published in September …

… dropped her marker. Her arm went numb. She had trouble speaking. Her students, trained to know the symptoms of a stroke , immediately sensed the urgency of the situation. Someone … and Methodist Women’s hospital – to demonstrate tactics employed on a case-by-case basis to best address patient needs.  “Anytime you’re looking at something that is so time-sensitive and … hemorrhagic stroke. 8:45: Now complete, the CT scan rules out a hemorrhagic stroke, paving the way for ischemic stroke treatment with a clot-busting drug called tPA. When given in time, tPA …

… is almost as old as the surgery itself. The argument gets louder when the conversation changes to breast implants. A reason many doctors say women choose to have this type of surgery is to improve their look and their confidence Dr. Katie Honz , … surgeon with Methodist Physicians Clinic, said they elect this surgery because it's one way for a women to feel confident in all aspects of her life. Maria Thompson, reporter for KPTM …