Articles in this Issue

• 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.

  

• 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.

  

• 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'.

  

• Director's Letter - Rising to Meet the Surge

  Rising to meet the Fall surge of severe pediatric respiratory illnesses.

  
• Advancing Health Equity at the Harriet Lane Clinic

  

• 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.

  
• Badge of Honor

  
• Improving Maternal-Child Health in Limited-Resource Setting

  
• Pursuing a New Path

  
• A Sharp Increase in Type 2 Diabetes During COVID-19

  
• Cell Communication at Play in Postpartum Depression

  
• Ear Reconstruction Made Easier

  
• Taking Strides Against Pediatric Liver Disease

  
• Braving the Panamanian Jungle to Support Young Patients

  
• Rales Foundation Supports Expansion of Palliative Care

  

• ‘Our Nurses Are Exceptional’

  Our nurses, working long hours in an ever-changing environment, continue to provide compassionate, exceptional care.

  
• Teed Up

  
• Running and Walking for Kids

  
• News of Note: Johns Hopkins Children's Center Tops in Maryland