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
Bell Ringing for Pediatric Leukemia Remission
Providers improving care conversations, especially with children
InnovationMary’s Story: Pediatric Diabetes
VoicesHelping put minds and hearts at ease in pediatrics
Caring for KidsTimna’s Story: Raising a transgender child
VoicesVermont needs ban on flavored tobacco and vaping products
NewsUVM Children’s Hospital pediatrician works to save babies’ lives, in the hospital and the Statehouse
Making a DifferenceFirst with Kids: Fireplace Safety
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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Follow patient Cole Hennessey of Essex Junction, VT, as he participates in our new "Kids in the Lab" program at UVM Children’s Hospital!
The Kids in the Lab program is designed to provide pediatric patients with chronic disease and their immediate family members supervised access into the laboratory to learn more about what happens with their samples and how those results impact diagnosis and treatment of their disease. Through the help of a multidisciplinary team of physicians, patient support staff, and laboratory staff, a formal process will be available to educate patients and their families about their disease and to provide answers about their medical care.
Such a great idea! Kudos to all involved in making this happen.
What a great program!!
This is amazing! 💛
No matter what sport your child plays, make sure you are familiar with the equipment needed to reduce injury risk.
“Pediatrics is the birthplace of family-centered care, and you can only achieve that if you’re communicating effectively as a team,” says Kaitlin Ostrander, MD.
Real family centered care. You provide elective abortions and now you want the right to perform assisted suicide. Get real
Essential conversations are the most difficult supporting individuals with each unique needs thank you UVM
This week’s “First with Kids” helps you stomach what you need to know if your child should start vomiting. https://t.co/zRyNevlkGa
This week’s “First with Kids” scores some points with tips on sports safety for children and teens. https://t.co/kIaS73CS8C
This week’s “First with Kids” takes its best shot at explaining what measles is and spots what we can do to prevent it. https://t.co/88u0JfpBWw
This week’s “First with Kids” whets your appetite when it comes to making family dinners a priority. https://t.co/NKo7wl3sKW
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