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A Pound of Cure… How Might We Pay For an Ounce of Prevention?

Introducing Connecticut Children’s Advancing Kids Innovation Program By Jacquelyn M. Rose, MPH: Note from Editor: Connecticut Children’s Advancing Kids Innovation Program is now known as the Childhood Prosperity Lab. Learn more about the Childhood Prosperity Lab here .

Help Me Grow Praised in Federal Report

Circle the Wagons or Stay the Course? By Paul Dworkin, MD:

Beyond the Moon By Paul Dworkin, MD:

Our Path to Strengthening Families and Communities

An Auspicious Convergence Of Roles By Paul Dworkin, MD: By: Paul 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 excited to take the lead in

Screening for Social Determinants of Health By Paul Dworkin, MD: By: Paul Dworkin, MD It’s important that physicians screen for problems related to the critical social determinants of health. Those are the circumstances in which people live and work, such as food insecurity, housing insecurity, and transportation, that have been shown to have

Connecticut Children’s Named 2023 Women’s Choice Award Winner For Best Children’s Hospital and Pediatric Emergency Care Amid Highly Infectious Respiratory Season

Connecticut Hospitals Join National Gun Safety Movement To Address Guns As Leading Cause Of Death In Kids

Dr. Sherene Mason Installed as Inaugural Robert R. Rosenheim Endowed Chair for Nephrology

Beyond a Brain Tumor: Ciri's Story For a few weeks, she’d been getting the same call from the school nurse. Her daughter, Ciri, had vomited again during class. No fever. No sniffles. No explanation. The pediatrician guessed anxiety. That didn’t seem right to Krysti, though. Ciri, then 8 years old, seemed so at

Hospitals Participate in #KeepKidsSafe Connecticut Statewide Gun Buyback to Promote Gun Safety

Meet Ashlie: Loving the Switch From Treating Adults to Caring for Kids But her mother, also a nurse at Connecticut Children’s, convinced her to bring her skills to pediatric nursing. Initially nervous about the transition, she now loves working with children and their families, and has advanced both her career and leadership responsibilities through

Meet Coriana: A New Nursing Graduate Already Feels Like She’s Found a Home Not only is Coriana a new nursing graduate, she cares for Connecticut Children’s most vulnerable patients: infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. But thanks to the support she receives from leadership and her fellow nurses, she’s feeling empowered, not intimidated.