By: Eminet Gurganus, MPH Connecticut Children’s Medical Center is committed to assisting primary care and subspecialty providers improve the services they provide to children through a data-driven, quality improvement approach. Our Practice Quality Improvement (PQI) program, which is part of the Connecticut Children’s Office for Community Child Health […]
By: Paul H. Dworkin, MD Connecticut Children’s Medical Center was proud to serve as the Presenting Sponsor for the first-ever D.C. Forum hosted by the Connecticut Health Council, which is an initiative of MetroHartford Alliance. The forum was designed to promote Connecticut as a center of excellence for […]
At Connecticut Children’s Medical Center, our community-oriented programs are leading the way in terms of strengthening families and helping children reach their full potential. Now, we are proud to announce that two of our programs just received national recognition for their work. The American Hospital Association selected the […]
Connecticut Children’s Medical Center strives to innovate effective solutions to existing gaps in programs and services for children. Our innovation efforts, spearheaded by our Connecticut Children’s Office for Community Child Health, are strengthening families and making a difference in the lives of children locally, regionally and nationally. Our […]
By: Laura A. Friedeberg, MS The Connecticut Children’s Office for Community Child Health has been fortunate to receive external funding from federal, state, and private sources. As many nonprofits know, it can be extremely valuable to solicit and receive support from others in the form of grants. The […]
By: Paul H. Dworkin, MD I am honored to recently be elected chair of the board of directors of the Urban League of Greater Hartford (ULGH), a proud affiliate of the National Urban League (NUL). I have been a member of the board since 2012 and am now […]
By: Garry Lapidus, PA-C, MPH The statistics are alarming. On average, 37 children die from heat stroke every summer in the United States after getting trapped inside hot cars. Connecticut Children’s Medical Center embraces every opportunity to get the word out about the need to prevent such tragedies […]
By: Garry Lapidus, PA-C, MPH This summer, the Connecticut Children’s Injury Prevention Center (IPC) hosted six remarkable female college students as part of The Hayley Petit Injury and Violence Prevention Fellowship. Through literature review, lectures, and hands on experiences, the Petit Fellows learned about injury and violence prevention […]
