Boston Children’s Brookline provides ambulatory-clinic care in a more convenient setting that is less congested and less than a mile from the hospital’s Longwood campus for our patients and families. More tightly integrated programs and services, such as …

Emeritus Surgeon-in-Chief james.kasser@childrens.harvard.edu 617-355-6617 Dr. Kasser attended Lehigh University to become a mechanical engineer, proceeded to Tufts Medical School, and on to his residency at Tufts New England Medical Center as well as his …

IPEP  Clinician and Content Expert Faculty   Family Faculty, IPEP Senior Project Director, Center for Advancing Health Policy and Practice, Boston University Return to Team Meg Comeau is a nationally recognized expert on the impact of Medicaid and federal …

The Program to Enhance Relational and Communication Skills (PERCS) began at Boston Children's Hospital in 2002 by offering innovative, experiential day-long workshops focused on difficult conversations in pediatric critical care. As PERCS expanded its …

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Who we are The Master of Social Work (MSW) Internship Program at Boston Children's Hospital is committed to training 2nd year MSW students. Internships are offered across the hospital in various settings, including: psychiatry medical specialties primary …

Location Address Contact Boston END Technology Program Boston Children's Hospital Division of Epilepsy and Clinical Neurophysiology 300 Longwood Ave. Boston, MA 02115 Phone: 617-355-7847 Fax: 617-730-0463 contact-us END Technology Program- Contact Us … …

BOSTON, Jan. 22, 2014 —Preclinical studies by researchers at the University of Washington (Seattle), Généthon (France) and Boston Children’s Hospital find that gene therapy can improve muscle strength in small- and large-animal models of a fatal …

BOSTON, MA (Feb. 3, 2014) — The first comprehensive, large-scale cohort study of the long-term survival of children treated for low-grade gliomas , the most common pediatric brain tumor, finds that almost 90 percent are alive 20 years later and that few …

BOSTON (March 31, 2014) – Patients with an autoimmune disease have a 3.8-fold increased risk of developing epilepsy, according to a new population-level study from Boston Children’s Hospital based on health insurance claim data. The study, published …