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Patient safety, everyone's responsibility What is Children's Hospital Boston doing about patient safety and the quality of care we provides to thousands of children every day? Quite a lot, as it turns out... Complete story \|\|\|

IN THIS ISSUE

DIALOGUE:
Center for families

SPOTLIGHT:
MATP Center

BEAKER BYTES:
Martha Murray, MD

GRATITUDES:
Anthony Scarpino, Food Services director

OPTIMAL ME:
Getting underway

NAMES & FACES:
of this issue

No foreigner to firsts |||
Eleven-month-old Abdullah Alazemi of Kuwait
may be from a foreign country, but "firsts"
are not foreign to him...

Wrapping up the season |||
Children's was abuzz with activity last month,
playing host to many celebratory events...

Children's helps urban youth reach their potential |||
Just over a year ago, Children's COO Sandra
Fenwick received a call about the Year Up
Program...

Child magazine rankings: A neck and neck finish |||
Children's ranks second on Child magazine's
2005 best pediatric hospital's list...

• Online Extra
• Scout update

New "how-to" guide on mental health services |||
Children's teamed up with the Boston Bar
Association to publish a new guide...


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