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We've been busy building an entire city block just for kids! Your new children's tower for inpatient and emergency care is opening in the spring of 2023. #pediatrics #childrenshospital #RVA bddy.me/3mzY014

Evaluation of Bivalirudin As an Alternative to Heparin for... : Pediatric Critical Care Medicine journals.lww.com/pccmjournal/Ab… As long as bleeding remains a complication (and often life threatening) in ECMO, we all need to continue to search for more optimal therapy.

Very interesting study, suggesting early extubation after cardiac surgery might do more harm than go... #FirstDoNoHarm #PedsICU CHoR Pediatric Critical Care Medicine

We know that hospitals and masks can be intimidating to little ones but you can always find a friendly smile behind our masks! Many thanks to Mary and Jamie for helping our team members join the #BehindTheMask movement. #childrenshospital #pediatrics

A Core Outcome Set for Pediatric Critical Care pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33048905/ Important ground work understanding the long term benefits and challenges we face caring for critically ill children!

So grateful for the awesome work our child life team does in the PICU!

Non-invasive support has really re-shaped our approach to not only asthma but other common causes of pediatric respiratory failure like bronchiolitis as well as change the way we look at extubation readiness!

Brighter Days May Be Ahead: Continuous Measurement of Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Light and Sound frontiersin.org/article/10.338…

We are pleased to welcome Carlos Carmona, DO to our fellowship program. He will be joining us in July of 2021!!👊😎

Standardized Work Rounds Enhance Teaming,... : Pediatric Critical Care Medicine journals.lww.com/pccmjournal/Fu… Would be great to see this kind of publication for the virtual rounding we have been using over the last year!

Congrats to Dr. Jake Sequeira, our third year fellow, who presented his research on the Epidemiology of Bleeding in Critically Ill Children.

Congrats to our graduating fellow, Greg Goldstein! Well done!

Sadly, this is not new. Reimbursement for pediatric services has been a fraction of what reimbursement for the same services delivered to adults. In the era of the bottom line this has lead to the elimination of access to our countries most vulnerable population.