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Infantile Hemangioma
September 20, 2022
The sight of a growth on your child may be alarming, but most cases of infantile hemangioma do not require intensive treatment or cause long-term...
Absent Pulmonary Valve
September 16, 2022
Finding out your child is dealing with a congenital heart defect can mean an immediate world of challenges, questions, and uncertainty. While this is...
Making a Difference for M: A Client Caregiver Story
September 14, 2022
Mariveliz Rosado (Nurse) “Mi nombre is Mariveliz Rosado yo trabajo en Care Options for Kids por un año y dos meses.” “My name is Mariveliz Rosado...
Scleroderma in Children
September 12, 2022
Having your child deal with a skin condition that turns out to be a rare disease can be a scary experience. A diagnosis of scleroderma can feel scary...
Pediatric Ulcerative Colitis
September 8, 2022
As difficult as ulcerative colitis can be for adults, the symptoms of pediatric ulcerative colitis can be especially uncomfortable and disruptive for...
Facilitating Meaningful Professional Development Plans for School Staff
September 6, 2022
One of the biggest tasks on the school admin fall calendar is getting staff launched in the professional development cycle for the year. Professional...
Caring for a Child with Neuroblastoma
September 5, 2022
There is no doubt that neuroblastoma is a life-changing diagnosis. But, this doesn’t mean that life doesn’t go on. Like other forms of cancer, in...
Pediatric Anoxic Brain Injury
September 1, 2022
Having a child experience any type of brain injury is terrifying for a parent. It can come with life-altering challenges and questions, even after...
Agency Nurses vs Staff Nurses
August 27, 2022
As an in-demand profession that truly offers the ability to help people and change lives for the better, nursing can be a deeply rewarding and...
The Benefits of Working as a Staff Nurse
August 25, 2022
Nurses certainly have options. With demand for qualified and caring nurses at an all-time high, there is no shortage of workplaces for a new nurse or...
