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CCMH ARTICLES
| CHOC Children's at Mission: South County's Dedicated Pediatric Healthcare Center Children Our Everything: June 2009 CHOC Childrens at Mission Hospital Update |
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| It's Never Too Early to Show Support Securing the Future: Fall 2007 Although she can?t remember it, 10-year-old Hope Saxon knows the doctors and nurses in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at CHOC at Mission helped save her life. |
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| Honoring Christa Flynn Touching Hearts Guild: Summer 2007 Christa Flynn always knew that CHOC was an important part of Orange County, she just didn't realize how important it would become to her until her son Michael was involved in a terrible car accident. |
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| Physician Spotlight: On The Mark: September 2007 According to Dr. Paul Lubinsky, associate director of the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) at both CHOC and at CHOC at Mission, ?when a child is admitted to the hospital, it can be just as scary for the parents as it is for the child. That?s why at CHOC we treat the entire family, not just the patient, with the greatest compassion and understanding.? |
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| Teens Experiencing More
Career-Ending
Injuries Kid's Health (Archive): Fall 2006 It makes the news when a professional athlete suffers a career-ending injury, but did you know the same thing is happening at an alarming rate in teen athletes? |
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| Boardmember Demonstrates Unwavering Commitment to CHOC Making a Mark: October 2006 There is no higher return on one?s time and money than investing in CHOC. |
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| Getting
Involved:
It's Never
Too Early To
Show Support Kid's Health (Archive): Spring 2006 Although she can't completely remember it all, 10-year-old Hope Saxon knows the doctors and nurses in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at CHOC at Mission helped save her life. |
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| CHOC at Mission
Aims For Excellence Physician Connection: Fall 2005 Our goal is simply this: to become recognized in South Orange County for excellence in neonatal, pediatric and adolescent healthcare. |
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| Grateful Mom
Supports CHOC Kid's Health (Archive): Fall 2005 Every child who comes to CHOC or CHOC at Mission has a compelling story. Tammy Peasley, the mother of Hunter Peasley, shown at left, graciously allowed us to share her son's story out of gratitude for the care he received in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at CHOC at Mission. |
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| CHOC at Mission
Celebrates
Completion of
New Pediatric
Emergency
Department Kid's Health (Archive): Summer 2005 On April 5, more than 200 supporters joined together at CHOC at Mission to celebrate the completion of the new pediatric wing of CHOC at Mission and Mission Hospital?s Emergency Department and Trauma Center. |
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| Physician Spotlight: Barbara Petty, M.D. Physician Connection: Spring 2005 Dr. Petty has been integrally involved with CHOC at Mission from the very beginning. |
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| CHOC at Mission/Mission Hospital Construction Update Physician Connection: Spring 2005 Phase I of the emergency department construction, the "Pediatric Fast Track," is slated for opening in May 2005 |
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| CHOC AND CHOC at Mission Physicians Honored at Annual Doctor's Day Celebration Physician Connection: Summer 2004 CHOC's annual Doctors' Day event was held March 30 at the Turnip Rose Grand Newport Plaza in Costa Mesa, featuring a residency reunion for all physicians who have completed the CHOC Pediatric Residency Program since its inception. |
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| When In
Doubt,
Come Straight
To CHOC
Kid's Health (Archive): Fall 2003 Craig and Chrissy Conners have some advice for other parents considering health plan options during open enrollment: First, make sure the plan offers CHOC or CHOC at Mission. |
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| Why the
Experts
Choose
CHOC and
CHOC at
Mission
Kid's Health (Archive): Fall 2003 Ronald Bronicki, M.D., specializes in caring for critically ill children in the Pediatric Intensive Care Units (PICU) at CHOC and CHOC at Mission. Here is why he insists on CHOC and CHOC at Mission for his own kids. |
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