Reflections From the Front Lines
During the June 24 event, “Resident Writing in the Time of COVID-19,” five Mass General residents read from and discussed recent pieces they have published in national publications.
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NewsFeb | 21 | 2020
On Feb. 14, members of MGH Police, Security and Outside Services visited MassGeneral Hospital for Children (MGHfC) patients to spread some love – and some frosting – in celebration of Valentine’s Day.
Officers Ross Blunt, Ian Stickler and Anthony Liseno joined MGHfC patient Noah Simon and his cousins Zion and Zoë Paul for a photo booth with Valentine’s Day-themed props followed by a brief dance party. Patients and police also decorated heart-shaped cookies with frosting and sprinkles. The event is part of the PUPP program, a
partnership between MGH Police, Security and Outside Services and the MGHfC Child Life Program.
During the June 24 event, “Resident Writing in the Time of COVID-19,” five Mass General residents read from and discussed recent pieces they have published in national publications.
As part of Mass General's COVID-19 response efforts, 62 Spanish-speaking clinicians—from trainees to full professors across multiple specialties—were recently assembled to assist teams caring for patients with low-English proficiency.
The new Massachusetts distracted driving prevention law goes into effect Feb. 23. Here, Michael Flaherty, DO, answers questions on the new law – why it is important and how parents can talk about it with their teenagers.
Karen Sadler, MD, of the MassGeneral Hospital for Children Department of Medicine and Division of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine, sheds some light on eating disorders, their symptoms and treatment options.
In recognition of December as Safe Toys and Gifts Month, Michael Flaherty, DO, MGHfC critical care physician and injury prevention researcher, shares a few tips to help prevent injuries during the holiday season.
New nonprofit promotes wellness, giving back