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Access Optimization for Seattle Children’s GI Patients: Constipation and Celiac Triage Updates
Starting this month, Seattle Children’s GI team is launching process improvements to ensure patients are prioritized appropriately for scheduling constipation and celiac disease referrals. Find out what’s changing and why.
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Viral Update: Illness and Volume Trends and Helpful Resources for the Community
Review current viral trends at the hospital and explore resources to support the community of healthcare professionals working together to care for patients facing viral illnesses.
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Seattle Children’s Craniofacial Center Offers Hope, Care and Cures
During the past five years, nearly 15,000 patients have received care at Seattle Children’s Craniofacial Center, the largest craniofacial center in the country with over 50 pediatric specialists working together to provide comprehensive care with the right treatments at the right time.
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Caring for Patients With Neurodevelopmental Needs: A Q&A With Dr. Dan Doherty
Provider News sat down with Dr. Dan Doherty, Neurodevelopmental Division Head, to discuss what makes Seattle Children’s unique in its services, how it has significantly improved patient access, and how community providers can utilize its specialty expertise to care for patients with neurodevelopmental needs.
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How Seattle Children’s is Engaging Trainees in eConsult Workflows
Starting this summer, Seattle Children’s specialties may begin utilizing fellows and/or residents trained in specialty areas to respond to eConsults to hone their specialty expertise and understand how services such as eConsults can better support primary care providers.
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Allergen Testing Updates for Seattle Children’s
Seattle Children’s Chemistry Lab transitioned to a new test processing platform and has limited allergen orders to 20 allergens or 2 panels per patient order/collection to improve allergen processing efficiency, support targeted, patient-specific testing and reduce unnecessary testing.
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July Mental and Behavioral Health Roundup
This month the roundup is highlighting three mental and behavioral health resources to share with families to help them support kids in coping with racism, navigating care and learning about autism.
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This month the roundup is highlighting a new algorithm to help primary care providers navigate constipation care decisions and sharing new Grand Rounds recordings.
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Review the most recent Access Dashboard to find wait times for many of Seattle Children’s 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 upcoming continuing medical education programs, conferences and engaging Grand Rounds. These events offer invaluable opportunities for knowledge exchange, professional growth and collaborative learning within the medical community.
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Please help welcome new medical staff to Seattle Children’s!
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Viral Update: Illness and Volume Trends and Helpful Resources for the Community
Review current viral trends at the hospital and explore resources to support the community of healthcare professionals working together to care for children during this busy season.
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Reminder: Seattle Children’s Kirkland Orthopedics Clinic Opens June 22
Seattle Children’s Kirkland Orthopedics Clinic will open June 22, bringing expanded access, advanced technology and co-located specialty care to the Eastside. Learn more about the services offered and how families can access timely, specialized pediatric musculoskeletal care.
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How Seattle Children’s Navigates Care for Young Adult Patients
To ensure Seattle Children’s maintains capacity to fulfill its goal to care for all children, it cannot routinely provide care for adult patients (defined as 18 years and older), but there is a policy that allows care for certain situations.
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The Power of Research to Improve Emergency Department Care
By participating in research at Seattle Children’s Emergency Department, thousands of patients have helped generate evidence that improves care procedures and outcomes nationwide for young people with acute injuries or illnesses.
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Patient Prom at Seattle Children’s
At Seattle Children’s, providing hope and healing requires more than exceptional medical treatment – it’s about focusing on the entire patient experience. That’s why Seattle Children’s recently hosted its first-ever Patient Prom to give teenage patients a chance for connection, community and fun.
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June Mental and Behavioral Health Roundup
This month the roundup is highlighting a new handout that you can share with families to help them support their children during the challenging teenage years.
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This month the roundup is highlighting comprehensive clinical guidance for identifying mosquito-borne diseases, and sharing a new Grand Rounds recording.
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Review the most recent Access Dashboard to find wait times for many of Seattle Children’s 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 upcoming continuing medical education programs, conferences and engaging Grand Rounds. These events offer invaluable opportunities for knowledge exchange, professional growth and collaborative learning within the medical community.