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Today, I'm honored to share that Child Life On Call is joining forces with the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) and Boston Children's Hospital for The Playbook: Pediatric Digital Medicine project. Here's why we're thrilled to join this initiative: 1. The Playbook: Pediatric Digital Medicine will offer a detailed roadmap for developing digital solutions that are financially sustainable and aimed at enhancing the well-being of children everywhere. 2. Setting Standards: This collaboration is set to define market opportunities and best practices for pediatric digital medicine. It's about ensuring that every innovation not only reaches its potential but does so ethically and effectively. 3. A Trauma-Informed Approach: At Child Life On Call, we view every initiative through a trauma-informed, family-centered lens. Joining The Playbook project amplifies our ability to influence digital health in a way that truly considers the well-being of children and their families. This is more than building a roadmap. It's getting Child Life Services at the table with global healthcare leaders. It's a commitment to advancing digital health from the perspective of the mental, emotional, and psychosocial well-being of children and families. I'm excited to see how the combined efforts of the Playbook's partners will pave the way for a future where digital medicine is an integral part of every child's healthcare journey. #digitalhealth #childlifeservices #pediatrics

Listen to NUCATS Institute's Science in Translation podcast to hear insights from pediatrician and IPR associate Nia Heard-Garris on racial disparities in pediatric medicine, the challenges of researching social determinants of health, and the value of cross-sector relationships. http://spr.ly/6040iowly

Gaps in the #communication of critical patient information in a #healthcare system present a huge threat to the quality and safety of #patients. Join us for the Michigan Health & Hospital Association Keystone Center PSO Safe Table on June 12th in Okemos, MI. I-PASS Co-founder and Chief, Division of General Pediatrics at Boston Children’s Hospital Christopher Landrigan, MD, MPH, Vice President of Clinical Strategy and Transformation Theresa Murray, MSN, RN, and Strategic Advisor Robert Hanscom will share insights on implementing structured communication models with a focus on patient #handoffs. Attendees will leave the event with a better understanding of: 1️⃣ The prevalence of variation in healthcare 2️⃣ How communication lapses are a primary or contributing factor in patient harm events 3️⃣ How structured handoff programs can simultaneously bolster HRO efforts and reduce the potential for harmful events to reach the patient Don’t miss your chance to engage in thought-provoking discussions with likeminded hospital leaders. Register today: https://lnkd.in/es4e8xit

Respect and thanks for an extraordinary event in Lucerne last Thursday and Friday. The Swiss Pediatric Congress, which was organized by an organizing committee of the Children's Hospital of Central Switzerland under the leadership of Nicole Ritz and Martin Stocker, was an exceptional event that, through the choice of topics and speakers, clearly demonstrated how we all can and have to develop and improve paediatric care in Switzerland and beyond in the coming years. I can't remember any recent event that was so consistently well designed and organized and at the same time provided such crucial impulses and food for thought. Two things are very clear: There is no alternative to the digital transformation of our institutions and there is no alternative to the expansion of powerful electronic medical health records, as well as other digitalization measures in the hospitals, even if they are associated with high costs. Second, pediatrics will always remain a discipline that requires a relatively high number of committed staff because many processes cannot be replaced by automated algorithms or examination methods.

🌟Today, we would like to highlight one of TMSi's users: Anouk Scholten. She conducted important research on improving healthcare of infants in the neonatal intensive care unit. Read more about her research in this user story. https://hubs.ly/Q02cjT4t0 #research #emg #electrophysiology

🚑 Enhance your skills and earn CME credits with the Maryland Emergency & Pediatric Emergency Physicians CME Courses Bundle - https://bit.ly/44tUZ8B 📚 This bundle covers essential topics required for license renewal, including mandatory state board topics and specialty-specific subjects. 🌟Don't miss out on this opportunity to advance your expertise! Enroll today #webcast #CME #EmergencyMedicine #Pediatrics #Maryland #MedicalEducation #GeneralPractice #PhysicianAssistants #Medicine #FamilyPractice #eMedEvents

As a pediatric cardiologist, I have the privilege of caring for some of the bravest patients a doctor could meet – children. But the truth is, I often learn just as much from them and their families as they do from me. Here are 5 key lessons that have stayed with me throughout my career: Strength in Resilience: Children facing health challenges often show a strong ability to bounce back and keep going. Their determined spirit is a great reminder for all of us to stay positive and keep trying, even when things are difficult. The Power of Perspective: Seeing the world through a child's eyes reminds me of the simple joys in life. It emphasises the importance of focusing on what truly matters, especially during challenging times. 3. The Importance of Family Support: The enduring love and strength of a child's family is a cornerstone of healing. Witnessing this bond motivates me to ensure open communication and teamwork with families at every step. 4. The Value of Small Victories: In the world of Pediatric Cardiology, progress often comes in small but significant milestones. From a doctor's perspective, seeing my patients achieve even the smallest milestones fills my heart. It's a constant reminder to celebrate every step forward on a child's journey to a healthier heart. 5. Hope is Contagious: A child's hope for a brighter future is a powerful motivator. Working alongside these amazing children fuels a collaborative pursuit of the best possible outcomes for every patient. Together, with their families and the healthcare team, we strive to create a brighter future for each child's health. Every child's story is unique, and each interaction shapes my approach to medicine in profound ways. From the quiet strength of a child battling a complex condition to the infectious joy of a child celebrating a small victory, my patients teach me invaluable lessons about resilience, hope, and the importance of a holistic approach to care. These experiences constantly remind me that the best treatments go beyond just medication or procedures. These are just a few of the many lessons I've learned from my patients. I'm always eager to learn from fellow doctors! If you have a story to share about a patient who has inspired you! #DrPrashantBobhate #PediatricCardiology #ChildrensHealth #Grateful

In medicine, diversity isn’t just a buzzword—it’s essential to providing patient-centered care. In our latest article, we break down representation and inclusivity in the pediatric field to ensure every child receives the care they need. 🩺 Learn about inclusivity and diversity here 👉 https://bit.ly/47Zq1FM

As technology makes its inevitable impact on healthcare, it’s vitally important that we do not further exacerbate the gap between those who have means and those who do not. Here’s someone who is seeing to it that accessibility to top healthcare for pediatric needs are equalized between urban and rural communities. #leadership #healthcare #pediatrichealthcare #technology