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Seattle Children’s Mental Health ED Patient Surge
Seattle Children’s is seeing very high numbers of pediatric patients with mental and behavioral health emergencies who require care in our Emergency Department and/or psychiatry inpatient unit.
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Viral Season Update: Illness and Volume Trends, and Helpful Resources for Our Community
As we weather the viral season together, review the trends we’re experiencing at the hospital and resources that may be helpful for our entire community of healthcare professionals caring for patients during this time.
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Managing a Mental Health Crisis Safely
The approach of the end of the school year often brings a surge in children and youth experiencing mental health crises. Read more to learn about what resources are available to help families navigate a crisis safely.
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Biofeedback in Pediatrics: A Q&A with the Seattle Children’s Biofeedback Team
Biofeedback is a technique that helps children, adolescents and young adults learn how to voluntarily control their body’s response to stress and pain to improve their health. Read more to learn which patients may benefit from Biofeedback and how they can access care.
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Improve Pediatric Readiness in Your Emergency Department With the Seattle Children’s ImPACTS Team
While high levels of Pediatric Readiness in the ED are associated with lower mortality rates, approximately 80% of children receive care in EDs that do not specialize in pediatric care. Read more to learn about Seattle Children’s program to support ED’s in our region increase pediatric readiness.
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How 3D Printing is Advancing Pediatric Surgical Care in the Pacific Northwest
What if a piece of plastic could help improve the outcome of a patient’s orthopedic surgery? Thanks to the collaboration between Seattle Children’s Orthopedics and Sports Medicine and Custom Care teams at Seattle Children’s, it’s possible. Read to learn more.
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May Mental and Behavioral Health Roundup
Read about the latest updates and resources related to Seattle Children’s mental and behavioral health services, including expanded access to SAFES and information on a study for K-5 students with autism.
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Check out these new resources from Seattle Children’s that may be helpful to community providers, including an update on referral guidance available within EpicCare Link.
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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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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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Third Patient with Measles Being Treated at Seattle Children’s
Seattle Children’s is treating a pediatric patient who has tested positive for measles. Read more for additional information on potential exposure windows and an important reminder on how to refer patients to Seattle Children’s who may have measles.
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Viral Season Update: Illness and Volume Trends and Helpful Resources for Our Community
As we weather the viral season together, review the trends we’re experiencing at the hospital and resources that may be helpful for our entire community of healthcare professionals caring for patients during this time.
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April Mental and Behavioral Health Roundup
Read about the latest updates and resources related to Seattle Children’s mental and behavioral health services, including an update on Psychiatric Urgent Care and a reminder about the Pediatric Mental and Behavioral Health Research Summit.
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Check out these new resources from Seattle Children’s that may be helpful to community providers, including information on a new eConsult order available for Oncology.
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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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Second Patient with Measles Being Treated at Seattle Children’s
Seattle Children’s is treating a pediatric patient who has tested positive for measles. Read more for additional information on potential exposure windows and an important reminder on how to refer patients to Seattle Children’s who may have measles.
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Provider Q&A: Navigating Urgent vs. Emergent Fracture Care
Fractures are a common childhood injury, but determining the best place for your patient to seek care can be confusing. We sat down with two Seattle Children’s providers to discuss options for fracture care, and the tools community providers have to determine the best place to send their patient.