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Statement on Childhood and Adolescent Vaccination Recommendations
Seattle Children’s continues to recommend routine vaccination for children and adolescents per the AAP immunization schedule – here’s what families and providers should know.
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Hepatitis B: Birth Dose Remains Recommended for All Newborns
Public Health continues to recommend the hepatitis B vaccine birth dose for all newborns – review what pediatric providers should know and do.
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Flu Vaccine Isn’t a Perfect Match – But It Still Protects Kids from Severe Illness
Even with an imperfect strain match this season, the flu vaccine is significantly reducing severe illness in children – here’s what providers should know.
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COVID-19 Vaccination Continues to Reduce Emergency and Urgent Care Visits in Children
New CDC data show COVID-19 vaccination continues to significantly reduce emergency and urgent care visits among children – read the latest findings.
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Viral Update: Illness and Volume Trends, and Helpful Resources for Our Community
Review current viral trends we’re seeing at the hospital and explore resources to support our community of healthcare professionals as we work together to care for children during this busy season.
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January Mental and Behavioral Health Roundup
This month we share a new provider resource for the Outpatient Eating Disorder Recovery Program and some recent articles that can be shared with parents and caregivers supporting their children with loneliness and goal-setting.
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New resources from Seattle Children’s are now available that may benefit community providers, including an updated algorithm and regional clinic flyers. We’re also hoping for feedback on an upcoming obesity education program for providers.
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Access Dashboard: January 2026
Review our most recent Access Dashboard to find wait times for many of our ambulatory clinics and a list of conditions considered urgent for scheduling purposes.
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Continuing Medical Education, Grand Rounds and More
Learn about the latest medical advancements through our upcoming continuing medical education programs, conferences and engaging Grand Rounds. These events offer invaluable opportunities for knowledge exchange, professional growth and collaborative learning within our medical community.
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Join us in welcoming new medical staff to Seattle Children’s!
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Viral Update: Illness and Volume Trends, and Helpful Resources for Our Community
Review current viral trends we’re seeing at the hospital and explore resources to support our community of healthcare professionals as we work together to care for children during this busy season.
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Reminder: Renton Cardiology Opens Next Week
Seattle Children’s Renton Cardiology is set to open next Monday, December 8, marking an exciting milestone in expanding access to pediatric cardiology care in South King County. This new location will help us reach more patients and families closer to home.
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Rheumatology to Pilot Reverse eConsults for Select Conditions Beginning December 15, 2025
Seattle Children’s Rheumatology will launch a Reverse eConsult pilot beginning December 15, 2025, to improve access to specialty care and ensure that resources are directed appropriately. Read more about what you can expect as a referring provider.
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Access Optimization Update: Standardizing Referral Expiration Timelines
Starting December 17, referral expiration timelines will change across most service lines. Read more for details and to learn which specialties have extended timelines.
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December Mental and Behavioral Health Roundup
Read about an active research study on depression in teens, currently enrolling participants.
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New resources from Seattle Children’s are now available that may benefit community providers, including updated algorithms, information about Richmond Pediatrics After-Hours, and resources to help navigate changes to federal assistance programs.
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Access Dashboard: December 2025
Review our most recent Access Dashboard to find wait times for many of our ambulatory clinics and a list of conditions considered urgent for scheduling purposes.
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Continuing Medical Education, Grand Rounds and More
Learn about the latest medical advancements through our upcoming continuing medical education programs, conferences and engaging Grand Rounds. These events offer invaluable opportunities for knowledge exchange, professional growth and collaborative learning within our medical community.
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Join us in welcoming new medical staff to Seattle Children’s!
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EpicCare Link Service Interruption: Summary and Resolution
Seattle Children’s experienced an intermittent service interruption affecting EpicCare Link beginning the morning of Monday, November 10. During this period, some users were unable to access key EpicCare Link functions, including searching for patients, reviewing results and submitting referrals.