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… nurse in the Surgery Department who’s currently deployed with the Army Reserve. According to the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR), which presents the Patriot Award, the honor reflects efforts made to support citizen warriors through measures including flexible schedules, time off prior to and … – like the quick video call the four made to Holst before the presentation – can go a long way. “I think it helps a lot, from personal experience, just being able to talk to somebody from …

… and other health challenges. Bartels, a physical therapist, has been by her side much of the way.   “She Is the Total Package” Bobbi has been so impressed with physical therapy staff members … kids, pets and “life in general,” Bobbi said. “When I go for physical therapy, it’s like going to see a friend.”   Inspiring Each Other Their relationship makes sometimes difficult therapy … and always keeps trying. She’s had some rough times with different diagnoses. She could get frustrated and give up, but she hasn’t. She just kept going. She’s inspiring to me.”   People …

… it's Methodist employees lifting each other up or members of the community going out of their way to say thanks, these acts of kindness below show that  The Meaning of Care  is in all of us. A … the group’s activities were cancelled for the month of April, the students were challenged to get creative in making a difference. They spread out while creating their masterpieces and got to …

… The effects of alcohol As the clock strikes down to another New Year, many of us will be raising a glass to 2018. Some of us will have more than … alcohol have on your body and ongoing good health? Everyone reacts to alcohol in their own way; however the process is pretty much the same for everyone. When you drink, your body goes to … that makes up these enzymes. Therefore, every individual breaks down alcohol in a different way. Genetics may also help explain why some ethnic groups have higher or lower rates of problems …

… A handful of retired nurses are putting their expertise to use at Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital in Council Bluffs -- returning to help administer the COVID-19 vaccine. “I just knew that I was free to help out in any way that I could, and I know how to give a shot, so I thought what better way?” said Doris Ballantyne, who retired last May after a 45-year career, much of it spent in the …

… When a bundle of baby joy is on the way, lots of life changes are in store. Sometimes, that means modifying your exercise habits. … Weidner, an OB-GYN at Methodist Women's Hospital in Omaha, said it's always a good first step to talk to your doctor about your exercise habits. Most docs will be supportive, he said, but they might want to talk about what to watch out for along the way.  Omaha World-Herald LiveWell: I'm Pregnant. Can I Start an Exercise Class   …

… he’s right,” she said. Ruby, now 3, is loud, bossy and full of personality, but when it comes to photos?   “She always hides,” said Jen, who still refuses to stop taking them. If this year … of Jen’s hospital stay, her water broke prematurely. “They told me, ‘Dr. Jacobi is on her way in.’ And that’s when I knew it probably wasn’t going to be OK,” Jen said. Jen quickly became … It was in that nearly two-hour timeframe that she and Rodney realized they were in “the best place for babies … or not,” the tearful mother said as she recalled a moment with Dr. Jacobi …

… The Trump administration’s recent decision to redefine which degrees are considered “professional” sent nursing unions into a tizzy last … would be allowed to borrow.   Officials from three schools on Newsweek’s list of America’s Best Colleges for Women – including Nebraska Methodist College (NMC) – told Newsweek that nursing institutions are closely monitoring ongoing developments to determine how to best support their students. “We all know that nursing is a professional degree. (Nursing) is a …

… In a world that’s more connected than ever, Americans are lonelier than ever. According to Cigna’s 2020 Loneliness Index measuring loneliness and social isolation, 61% of Americans … seems pointless. In psychological terms, this is an example of learned helplessness . In this way, loneliness – whether it’s perceived or not – can lead to social isolation as a person begins … than they’d like feel lonelier, as do those who work more than they’d like. Those who don’t get along with coworkers or are new to their workplaces also feel lonelier. And unsurprisingly, …

… can often feel overwhelming because of the layered demands on our time and energy. In addition to everyday responsibilities, we juggle extra activities, such as school or church concerts, … and travel. These additional demands can leave little room for rest or reflection. In order to keep your stress levels low, protect your peace and enjoy the holiday season, it’s important … Being fully present – without distractions – can show care and respect. One practical way to achieve this is by keeping your phone in another room or by turning off nonessential …