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From Baltimore to Brazil, Child Life Shares Practices
I wish every country could have child life, because it meets psychosocial needs that other disciplines just don’t have the time, education or training to provide - Nilu Rahman
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Improving Neonatal and Maternal Mortality in Southeast Asia
Johns Hopkins has been using education as a means to improve neonatal and maternal mortality rates in Southeast Asia.
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Chief Informatics Officer Philip Spevak
As the first chief informatics officer at the Children’s Center, Spevak hopes he can help ease some of the information overload that so many physicians, patients and families experience.
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Akhil Maheshwari, Neonatology Director
I think having profound thinkers who think about education, clinical care models and science in the same place is not something you find everywhere - Akhil Maheshwari
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Sheela Magge, Seeing Endocrinology Patients as a Whole
By addressing all their needs, not just those that endocrinologists typically focus on, we’re hoping to make a positive impact for the rest of their lives.
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Q&A: Neonatologist Christopher Golden
Listening and empathy are among the qualities found in a good clinician, notes Christopher Golden.
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A Serendipitous Collaboration in Care
Call it serendipity that brought Johns Hopkins physicians Shameema Sikder and Priya Sekar together a few years ago at a leadership forum for junior faculty.
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Reaching Out, Building Community Ties
Johns Hopkins Children’s Center has joined forces with private donors to launch outreach programs designed to build ties to underserved communities.
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Finding Smarter Ways to Fight Antibiotic Resistance
Tamma and her colleagues are also helping doctors use antibiotics more effectively through research to faster identify patients who have antibiotic resistant organisms
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Collaboration Conquers a Rare Intracranial Cyst
Pediatric surgeons took a collaborative approach in excising a rare dermoid cyst threatening the patient’s brain.
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A Pacemaker for the Diaphragm?
For patients who might regain control of the diaphragm, it keeps them in shape so they can wean from support faster.
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Dawn Luzetsky, Senior Director, Pediatric Nursing
Demands on nurses are changing, and Dawn Luzetsky wants to ensure her pediatric colleagues have the support they need at a time of transformation.
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When Distance Is a Barrier to Specialized Care
Telemedicine connects Johns Hopkins pediatric specialists to patients on the Eastern Shore.
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On Board: Shelby Kutty, Director, the Helen B. Taussig Congenital Heart Center
Incorporating the teaching of diverse mentors into his own practice, Shelby Kutty searches within and reaches out.
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Johns Hopkins Develops New Approach to Target Bacteria Using PET Tracers
News Release December 17, 2018
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For Pediatric Type 2 Diabetes: Understanding What Drives Cardiometabolic Risk
News Release December 17, 2018
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Unraveling the Mechanisms of Steroid-Induced Osteoporosis for Pediatric Patients
News Release December 17, 2018
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Neonatal Research: Searching for Solutions for Hypoxic Injury
News & Publications November 28, 2018
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Anesthesia Telemedicine: Assessing Hard-to-Reach Patients for Surgery
News & Publications November 21, 2018
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Preventing Neonatal Infection: Researchers Improve Long-Term Outcomes for Preemies
Infection prevention efforts are paramount in hospitals, especially in neonatal intensive care units.
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New Directions in Preventing Neonatal Dysbiosis
Necrotizing enterocolitis is one of the leading causes of death in infants.
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Look-Back Study Suggests Some Major Scoliosis Surgeries Can Be Avoided
Researchers concluded that a major operation to fuse the spines of children with a rare form of severe, early-onset scoliosis can be eliminated in many cases.
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Tele-ICU Project a Virtual Resource
Embedded in the pediatric ICU, base nurse Dawn Della Noce can access patients’ electronic records, monitor their vital signs, report any downward trends in their physiology, and act as an additional resource for novice nurses.
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At Johns Hopkins, Chloe was evaluated and cared for by a holistic multidisciplinary team
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An Incisionless Approach to Ear Drum Repair
Taking advantage of enhanced visualization through a high-definition endoscopic approach, pediatric otolaryngologists repair perforated eardrums in a minimally invasive and less painful manner.
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Taking on a “Giant” Giant Cell Granuloma
Pediatric plastic and reconstructive surgeon Jordan Steinberg discusses an aggressive giant cell granuloma in a pediatric patient.
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Reducing Time to Hospital Admission from the Pediatric ED
News and Publications September 18, 2017
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Interview with Donald Small, M.D., Ph.D., Director of the Division of Pediatric Oncology
Recent News Fall 2017
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Treating a Spectrum of Neurosurgical Conditions: From Infancy to Adulthood
Pediatric NeuroNews December 16, 2016
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Researchers Identify the Molecular Roots of Lung Damage in Preemies with GI Disease
News Release June 29, 2016
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Fetal Surgery: A Novel Approach for Severe Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia
Pediatrician March 31, 2016
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An Artificial Intestine for NEC Patients?
Pediatrician - Special Surgery Edition October 9, 2015
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An Endoscopic Approach for Craniosynostosis
Pediatrician - Special Surgery Edition October 9, 2015
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Sparing the Growth Plate in ACL Reconstruction
Pediatrician - Special Surgery Edition October 9, 2015
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An Effective Distraction for Neonatal Airway Obstruction
Pediatrician - Special Surgery Edition October 9, 2015
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A Better Way to Guide Defibrillator Placement in Children
Pediatric Heart News December 13, 2013
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