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Mashup Score: 0Pediatricians Can Make an Impact Like No One Else | American Board of Pediatrics Blog - 7 month(s) ago
I sat in the waiting room, tears streaming down my face. I tried to wipe my nose while keeping my face mask in place and feeling resentful toward the smiling cartoon characters plastered on the walls and the dumb survey they made me fill out. Does your child seem happy to see you? Not yet. Does your child cry a lot? Very much.
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Mashup Score: 2Pediatricians Can Make an Impact Like No One Else | American Board of Pediatrics Blog - 9 month(s) ago
I sat in the waiting room, tears streaming down my face. I tried to wipe my nose while keeping my face mask in place and feeling resentful toward the smiling cartoon characters plastered on the walls and the dumb survey they made me fill out. Does your child seem happy to see you? Not yet. Does your child cry a lot? Very much.
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New on the ABP Blog: A mother's heartfelt journey through the challenges of new parenthood during a pandemic. Discover how a pediatric trainee's compassion made all the difference. #pediatrics https://t.co/31THn0MzXr https://t.co/GAJ2gP7tCT
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Mashup Score: 1Bias Can Affect Outcomes; Black Families Need Support | American Board of Pediatrics Blog - 11 month(s) ago
As the Black mother of three sons, including twins with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD), I have had more experiences with bias and the health care system than I can count.
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Experience the personal journey of a Black mother and her family navigating bias in healthcare in this powerful blog post. Her experiences underscore the importance of empathy and understanding in healthcare. #pediatrics https://t.co/HaxP2fTx6p https://t.co/fMYN2VprDV
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Mashup Score: 1Bias Can Affect Outcomes; Black Families Need Support | American Board of Pediatrics Blog - 11 month(s) ago
As the Black mother of three sons, including twins with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD), I have had more experiences with bias and the health care system than I can count.
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Experience the personal journey of a Black mother and her family navigating bias in healthcare in this powerful blog post. Her experiences underscore the importance of empathy and understanding in healthcare. #pediatrics https://t.co/HaxP2fTx6p https://t.co/sAkkZDvELl
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Mashup Score: 0New Year’s Reflections From ABP President and CEO | American Board of Pediatrics Blog - 1 year(s) ago
A new year is a time of renewal, ushering in hope of health, safety, growth, and development. A new year is a time to reflect on what we have learned and how we will continue to improve. 2023 marks the 90th anniversary of the founding of the American Board of Pediatrics. The ABP was established in 1933 as an independent, self-regulatory organization giving families a means of knowing and trusting…
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New on the ABP blog: ABP President & CEO Dr. Judy Schaechter reflects on the founding of the ABP, the achievements of 2022, and the ABP's continued dedication to child health. 🔗: https://t.co/Pzlo5RIiYs https://t.co/LKt8WrBOH3
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Above: Traditional fabrics show the vibrant colors of Guatemalan costumes. Credit: Getty Images.
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Hispanic leaders have made significant contributions to pediatrics and to the ABP. We asked one such person, @QuinonezRicardo, about his life, inspiration, and thoughts on how to better support Hispanic patients and families. https://t.co/hZdSUsepUP #hispanicheritagemonth https://t.co/x3Fpwg7pQ2
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Above: Traditional fabrics show the vibrant colors of Guatemalan costumes. Credit: Getty Images.
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Hispanic leaders have made significant contributions to pediatrics and to the ABP. We asked one such person, @QuinonezRicardo, about his life, inspiration, and thoughts on how to better support Hispanic patients and families. https://t.co/hZdSUsvsWP #hispanicheritagemonth https://t.co/D5T7LRuiof
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Above: Traditional fabrics show the vibrant colors of Guatemalan costumes. Credit: Getty Images.
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Hispanic leaders have made significant contributions to pediatrics and to the ABP. We asked one such person, @QuinonezRicardo, about his life, inspiration, and thoughts on how to better support Hispanic patients and families. https://t.co/hZdSUsvsWP #hispanicheritagemonth https://t.co/GScNxjPtvp
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Mashup Score: 2Navigating the Chronic Condition Journey as a Young Black Patient | American Board of Pediatrics Blog - 2 year(s) ago
Guest post by Christian Lawson, 2021 Stockman Lecturer*
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One in twenty children lives with a significant chronic condition. Pediatricians can play a critical role in supporting and affirming these kids, so they can thrive as teens and young adults. Christian is one of them. His story: https://t.co/V53O8KMNdf https://t.co/kh0tEyGqdC
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Mashup Score: 0ABP Volunteers Appreciated for Service to Profession | American Board of Pediatrics Blog - 2 year(s) ago
Guest post by Stephanie Duggins Davis, MD, ABP Board of Directors Chair.
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Volunteers help guide us and advance our vision and mission to improve child health through certification and continuous learning. One of those volunteers is Dr. Stephanie Davis, and she has a message for those who also give so graciously of their time: https://t.co/cdpQhrqb2Y https://t.co/wIjcWck1So
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From the ABP Blog: A mother's heartfelt journey through the challenges of new parenthood during a pandemic. Discover how a pediatric trainee's compassion made all the difference. #pediatrics https://t.co/31THn0MzXr https://t.co/V64ntge4oc