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We're continuing the Nurses Week celebrations with the Team and Leader DAISY Awards! Jennie Magana-Soto, PICU clinical nurse specialist, was honored with the DAISY Nurse Leader Award for her advocacy for Limited English Speaking families and innovative work with Interpreter Services, ensuring equitable access to care. And a round of applause goes to the Clinical Access Team, winners of the DAISY Team Award. This team's compassionate care and organizational readiness make them invaluable contributors to pediatric patient well-being. #NursesWeek

Not enough doctors, too many patients: how Stanford Medicine medical professionals use a variety of approaches to support mental wellness in adolescents and young adults. #StanfordMedMag #TeenMentalHealth

Join us in celebrating Nurses Week with an exquisite Italian-themed cooking demo. Chief Nursing Officer Jesus Cepero treated our dedicated Stanford Medicine Children’s Health nursing staff to a delicious Penne a la Vodka experience. This event was a celebration of togetherness and appreciation for our hardworking nurses, and it was an opportunity for nurses to get to know each other and their CNO more personally.   #NursesWeek #Nurses

Stanford Medicine's latest study in Nature Medicine describes how equity-focused initiatives and AI tools are transforming Type 1 diabetes management for every patient, ensuring timely access to the best care. #DiabetesManagement #HealthEquity

Supported by Stanford Medicine Children's Health pediatrician Sumit Sen, MD, Olivia has undergone early screening for autism before the age of 2. With the integration of suitable therapies within her school district and active parental involvement, she is developmentally on track. #Autism #ASD

Nominate a Stanford Medicine Children’s Health team member who makes a difference for patients, families, or colleagues! ❤️ Team members at Stanford Children's Health | Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford provide the very best care and supportive services to families through their dedication and hard work every single day. If a team member has had an impact on you or a loved one, nominate them to be this year’s Summer Scamper Hospital Hero! Our Hospital Hero winner will be honored on the Family Festival stage at Summer Scamper on June 23. Don’t delay – nominations are due by this Friday, May 10. Link below to nominate your hero. 🎉 https://lnkd.in/gv5XWsep #WhyWeScamper #Scamper2024 

Hear a Stanford Medicine Children's Health doctor offer early career advice for those especially interested in a career in medicine as well as how mentorship supported her career. #HealthCare #Careers #Mentorship

Stanford Medicine researchers and their colleagues have found that an implantable ventricular assist device allows children with heart failure to live relatively normal lives while they await a transplant. #Research #HeartTransplant

Medha is a record-breaking distance runner with so much tenacity that she crawled for part of a race after getting injured. Now, thanks to her incredible work ethic and her Stanford care team, she is back to running with new approaches to reduce her risk of injuries in the future. #Orthopedics #SportsMedicine

Analyzing all Asian patients together obscures important health differences between groups of varied heritage, a Stanford Medicine team found in their study of anemia in pregnancy. Their more-detailed analysis found unique risks for Pacific Islander expectant moms. #AANHPI