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… born until the end of their life is something that I really value,” Dr. Lansman said. The best part of his job? The close relationships he gets to build with patients. “Understanding who …

… For efforts in optimizing acute cardiac care and eliminating rural cardiac outcome disparities,  … rural community we serve are truly an extension of our family, and we exist to give them the best chance of survival and the best possible quality of life. I'm proud of our team for their commitment to such excellence.” …

… OMAHA – Dr. Adam D. Wells has been drawn to medicine and caring for others since childhood. Why the interest? He had a good role model. “My dad was a physician … group of health care providers,” Dr. Wells said. “It motivates and challenges me to be the best I can be for my patients and colleagues.” His philosophy goes beyond a patient’s physical … and families,” he said. “I think that’s a good reminder to always make sure I’m doing my best job for patients.” Dr. Wells is now scheduling appointments at Methodist Physicians Clinic …

… five-week program. “We tell students, ‘ You’re  the nurses during this time.  You’re  caring for these patients.’ The staff instructor is there to offer guidance in providing that care,” Dr. … recruits with the help of its American Association for Men in Nursing chapter. Members visit area high schools in an effort to interest students – particularly young men – in the … And through the DEU program, the college also helps hospital leaders identify some of the “best and brightest,” Tipton Bruening said. “Male or female, we know exactly who we want to hire …

… but Cindy Heng thought that meant being a doctor. When she decided that medical school wasn’t for her, she did some soul searching, researching and even a bit of interest merging. “I knew I … assistant) school one day, but I definitely don’t want to step away from surgery.” The best and most challenging part Being where all the action is – that’s easily Heng’s favorite part … said. “You definitely take that home with you.” But she always goes home knowing she did the best she could – that everyone on her team did the best they could. “And when a code turns out …

… When Jen Hazel’s mom was diagnosed with breast cancer for a second time 10 years ago at age 66, she wondered whether there may be some hereditary … cancer nurse navigator, she takes comfort in knowing she’s already in good hands with the best providers at her side. “The team here is the best,” Jen said. “I feel confident that we are providing ladies with breast cancer the best …

… Colds, flu and other illnesses can make for misery at home, school and the workplace.  How can you keep yourself and others safe from what’s going around? Remember to:   Wash Your Hands Washing your hands is the first and best defense to protect yourself from germs. One study found that regular hand washing can reduce … D3 has been shown to support your immune system.   Get a Flu Shot Getting immunized is the best way to avoid influenza. Flu viruses mutate each season, so you need to get a vaccine each …

…   After birth defects, drowning is the No. 1 cause of death for children ages 1 to 4. It can happen quickly, with less favorable outcomes associated with … and when they’re swimming. There are many types of life jackets, and knowing which one is best for your child can be difficult. Type 1 jackets offer the most protection. They are the … a good idea. Having a lifeguard present should not make parents less vigilant. Again, the best strategy to prevent drowning is one that includes multiple interventions.   In the Event of …

… more important than quality, satisfaction and safety. That last one – safety – is a big one for us. While doctors, nurses and medical staff might be the most visible people caring for you … constantly are our minds were: How do we keep everyone safe? And how do we provide the best care we possibility can during such a fluid and uncertain time? Ultimately, when a problem … for accountability, staff can report anything that feels like a deviation from what is best for patient safety. Ninety-nine percent of the time, it’s a problem with a process. We …