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
How to Raise Confident, Flexible Kids
Pediatrics to Primary Care: Transition Tips for Parents
Caring for KidsSupporting Your Medically Complex Child into Adult Care
Caring for KidsFeeling Too Old for a Pediatrician? Tips for Young Adults Seeking Adult Care
Caring for KidsHow to Host a Virtual Baby Shower
Making a DifferenceTravel Has Changed, But Car Seat Safety Remains
Caring for KidsNew Baby During COVID-19? Social and Mental Health Support for Parents
Caring for KidsFirst with Kids: Child Stress During the Pandemic
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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What do these things have in common? These are all ways COVID-19 can spread to others. Wear a mask, physically distance and clean your hands. #spreadfactsnotcovid19
Small gatherings with friends and family outside your household are known to increase the spread of COVID-19. Stay masked, distanced and safe. #spreadfactsnotcovid19
Dr. Noyes will be celebrating Thanksgiving with her household this year, and plans for a big celebration when COVID is under control, people are vaccinated and numbers are reliably going down. #spreadfactsnotcovid19
This week’s “First with Kids” talks turkey regarding how not to get sleepy after that Thanksgiving meal. Happy Thanksgiving! https://t.co/WK13DH2R7K
This week’s “First with Kids” offers some positive tips on dealing with teen negativity. https://t.co/KAVS39Weds
This week’s “First with Kids” elects to provide you with tips for talking with your children about Election Day and the importance of voting. https://t.co/Lw1SEJfaX7
This week’s “First with Kids” takes the lead with information on lead poisoning and how to prevent it from happening to your children. https://t.co/sHjgwV576U
The Great Hospital Adventure
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