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Living Testament
Transplant recipient Sara Kathryn Smith — the new medical director of pediatric liver transplantation — has a hard-won perspective on what it means to live with advanced liver disease.
Fall 2022
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Lifeline
For patients coping with serious illness and their families, the Children’s Center’s “small but mighty” palliative care team offers a comforting source of support, expertise and advocacy by taking a “whole picture” approach to care.
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The ABCs of Safe Sleep
A team of nurses at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center is on a mission to ensure every baby slumbers safely: 'Alone on their Back in a Crib'.
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Catching Up with ‘The Music Lady’
For the last 35 years, volunteer Anita Rozenel has brought music — and joy — to the bedside of patients and their families across Johns Hopkins Children’s Center.
Departments
Pediatric Rounds
Forum
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Directors' View
Rising to meet the Fall surge of severe pediatric respiratory illnesses.
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Family Matters
Our nurses, working long hours in an ever-changing environment, continue to provide compassionate, exceptional care.
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Spotlight
Young patients tap into their creativity while working with artist-in-residence Linnea Payne.
The Charlotte R. Bloomberg Children's Center Building
- Opened in 2012
- 205 private rooms with sleeping accommodations for parents
- Acoustical ceiling tiles and rubber flooring help create a quiet healing environment
- Supersized sculptures and literary themed art distract from the hospital experience
- Family amenities like on-demand meals, family lounges and multiple play rooms
- Expanded, easy-to-access Pediatric Emergency Department
- Dedicated pediatric trauma bays
- 40-bed Pediatric ICU
- 45-bed Neonatal ICU
- Dedicated PCICU
- 10 state-of-the-art pediatric surgical suites