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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. March 2026
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Coming Soon: eConsults for 2 Additional Service Lines
Seattle Children’s is excited to expand eConsults to Immunology and Neurosurgery. eConsults for these service lines will be available March 11 via EpicCare Link.
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Seattle Children’s and EvergreenHealth Affiliation Expand Care Capabilities
The Seattle Children’s and EvergreenHealth affiliation is built on a shared commitment to provide the highest level of quality care, ensuring that newborns and children receive specialized treatment closer to home.
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March Mental and Behavioral Health Roundup
This month we share an exciting invitation to a teen-led mental health summit along with an article that shares insights into creating a healthy balance with technology and learning.
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We have an exciting announcement about the launch of updated appointment reminder messaging for patients and several Grand Round recordings from Seattle Children’s are now available that may benefit community providers.
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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. Feb 2026
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February Mental and Behavioral Health Roundup
This month we share an article that offers parents and caregivers strategies on how to support their children with mental and behavioral health challenges.
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Several Grand Round recordings from Seattle Children’s are now available that may benefit community providers, including a discussion that assesses system factors that create safety in pediatric healthcare.
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Access Dashboard: February 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. Feb 2026
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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! February 2026
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Guidance for Referring Patients with Suspected Measles to Seattle Children’s
Measles remains a highly contagious illness that poses a significant risk in healthcare settings, particularly for medically complex and immunocompromised patients. To support safe, timely care and reduce exposure, please review the following guidance for directing patients to Seattle Children’s.
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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. Jan 2026