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… the American Academy of Pediatrics, bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior that involves a real or perceived power imbalance. Sometimes the behavior happens once, but often it’s repeated. It can happen at school, in the neighborhood or online (via text or social media), and it may take the form of: Threats Rumors Verbal or physical …

… can cause a lot of anxiety. Leaving your child without supervision can mean they face very real risks – but it can also be a positive experience that helps them build confidence and life … to do in the event of a visitor? Are there adults around that you trust to have your child contact in the event they need help? Be Prepared When you feel your child may be ready to stay …

… Visits will be confined to the resident’s room and should wear a well fitted surgical grade face mask. Visitors will be made aware of the potential risk of visitation and the …

… the first person they saw on their care team was college friend, Josh Hite, a NICU clinical pharmacy specialist . "Seeing somebody you know, kind of eases your fears a lot, and Josh did …

… Charter began to recognize signs of hypertonia in his daughter Mykal when she was in the first grade. “If you were to observe her hand grip or arm position, her overall body position, it was …

… might get frustrated and stop doing anything.   Limit sugar and convenience foods, and eat ‘real’ food instead One of the first things I tell people to start thinking about regarding their … or ultra-processed foods they’re consuming.  I like to ensure that people are incorporating “real” foods – fruits, vegetables and protein – that are one ingredient and usually don’t come in … results. It’s less about cutting out certain food groups and more about making good choices – real foods and packages in which you can identify all the ingredients and could make on your own. …

… Carestation provides a controlled and protected environment for the transportation and contact-limited care of newborns with COVID-positive mothers. “If we have a COVID-positive mom, … story they dream of.” To learn how you can donate to the Women and Newborns unit, visit the online donation page at jehfoundation.org/donate-today .   Pictured above: OB/GYN Dr. Norman …

… at least 60% alcohol when soap and water aren’t available Avoid touching the face Avoid close contact with people who are sick Stay home when sick Cover coughs and sneezes with an elbow Clean … Making a favorite restaurant-inspired meal and hosting a fancy living room picnic Having an online dinner party with friends Enjoying a movie marathon Going on a hike or doing an in-home workout Online shopping through local businesses to complete the nursery or baby’s wardrobe Exploring …

… the previous year. Nearly half said there were times when they couldn't afford to buy both food and period products. “We’re going to have a direct impact. We’re inviting our …

… can be straightforward or require a little detective work. Katie Goodwin, CPhT, a certified pharmacy technician specialist at Methodist Hospital , routinely accesses patients’ electronic medical records and pharmacy records. If a patient is being transferred from another facility, its records also will … during her final review of Rose’s prescriptions was that an order hadn’t been sent to her pharmacy. The simple phone call that followed wrapped up a hospital stay defined by quality care, …