The University of Vermont Children’s Hospital
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Q&A With Monty
What does it mean to be a children's hospital? What is a hospital without walls? Monty will answer questions like this about the UVM Children's Hospital. And we'll translate his answers from Moose to English!
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Patient visits to Children’s Specialty Center per year in 20+ specialty programs
325
Admissions to our Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) per year
2,200
Babies born each year at UVM Children’s Hospital
150
Number of caregivers it takes to run 24/7 NICU care
25
Years of service (so far!) of Lewis First, MD, Chief of Pediatrics
Inside UVM Children's Hospital
Growing concern about teen vaping spurs call for more oversight
Disrupting leukemia
Research‘Big Tiny Love’ album raises funds for NICU renovation
VoicesHelping put minds and hearts at ease in pediatrics
Caring for KidsTimna’s Story: Raising a transgendered child
VoicesProject Linus
NewsSafe Sleep: What you need to know
InnovationFirst with Kids: Igniting E-Cigarette Dangers
In Good Hands
Our providers and staff work hard every day to deliver high quality care to our patients and families.
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Join us for a FREE "Can I Eat That?" cooking class for kids and parents on November 23.
Details: Do you have a child that is learning to navigate the world of elimination diets? This class is for kids plus their parent/adult who have food allergies and sensitivities. Kids can have struggles trying to manage their food allergies or food intolerances. This class will help them find tools to manage their diet restrictions in addition to learning recipes that are fun and healthy. This class will focus on a variety of commonly restricted foods such as dairy, gluten, soy, eggs, nuts – to name a few. Learn the tools for recipe modification and still eat well.
Find out why winter coats and snowsuits may be dangerous for children to wear in a car seat.
Pinkeye can be due to an infection from bacteria or viruses. It can also be due to allergies or chemicals that get into the eye.
This week’s “First with Kids” eye-dentifies what you need to know about conjunctivitis in children. https://t.co/n16I8sPdzi
This week’s “First with Kids” does all it can to not scare you with some Halloween safety tips so the holiday is not frightening for children and families. https://t.co/YtZvNNyiQ6
Looking forward to co-leading seminar with @AlexRKemper @AAPexperience on articles that could change the way you practice. Join us for lots of learning mixed with fun! Convention Center 8:30 am Sunday or 2 pm Monday (Rooms 220-222) #aap19
So proud of the many @UVMLarnerMed pediatric faculty and trainees who are presenting and helping to lead and teach in so many educational sessions at #AAP19. @UVMMedCenter #UVMCH
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