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Judith Palfrey, MD Program Director judith.palfrey@childrens.harvard.edu Kim Wilson, MD, MPH Associate Director kim.wilson@childrens.harvard.edu Contact the Global Pediatrics Program. contact-us Global Pediatrics Program | Contact Us | Boston Children's …
The clinicians in the Growth and Nutrition Program (GNP) are engaged in research and quality improvement projects aimed at broadening our understanding of pediatric feeding disorders and improving patient care. Current projects Access to non-dairy milk …
The Department of Gynecology at Boston Children's Hospital offers a Pap Test Evaluation Clinic to evaluate and manage abnormal Pap tests. Patients are referred to our clinic from within Boston Children's and from other health care sites in the greater …
Preparing for an appointment with the Head, Neck, and Skull Base Surgery team To request an appointment for your child, call 617-355-5798 . Please bring any relevant outside clinical information with you. These may include x-rays , MRIs , CT scans , …
Locations Address Contact Boston Boston Children's Hospital 333 Longwood Ave., 3rd Floor Boston, MA 02115 Mailing address: 300 Longwood Ave., BCH 3129 Boston, MA 02115 617-355-5798 The Head, Neck, and Skull Base Surgery Program is located on the third …
Neurologists at Boston Children’s Hospital will evaluate your child’s headaches and any related medical conditions to determine the type of headache your child is suffering and investigate the possible cause or causes for the pain. If relevant and …
To make an appointment with the Boston Children’s Hospital Home Parenteral Nutrition Program or if you are a physician seeking a consultation about home parenteral nutrition for one of your patients, contact us via the information below Home Parenteral …
العناية بالقسطرة المركزية في المنزل مقاطع فيديو تعليمية للمرضى والأسر ومقدمي الرعاية الصحية. تصعب رعاية طفل بالمنزل يستخدم قسطرة وريدية مركزية. قد يحتاج الأطفال والمراهقون أحيانًا للقسطرة المركزية للتغذية الوريدية بالمنزل أو لعلاج السرطان. من المهم للجميع …
First visit: 1 to 3 months after NICU discharge Your infant’s first visit will take place within three months of leaving the NICU . If you have been referred after that time, your first visit will take place within three months of referral. You and your …
Learn more about medical visits for Crohn's disease. Why are follow-up appointments with clinicians needed? What kind of routine should be developed? Should you discuss vaccinations, flu shots, or screenings? medical-follow … Medical …