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Child Life Services:
A prescription for play

When most people think of the Child Life Services department at Children's, they think of toy-filled play rooms. And while their work is play-based, Child Life Specialist's roles extend far beyond toys and games, to everything from community outreach and tutoring to pain management and preparing children for surgery...

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   In this issue

:: Children's joins anti-violence efforts
Nearly every day this summer, local newspapers and TV stations have featured stories on Boston youth being involved in violence...

:: '04 staff survey results inspire Finance
The results are in and Children's 2006 Employee Survey saw improvements across the board...

:: Proud Mamas pull together
Rowing Strong, Rowing Together's Proud Mamas, a team of nine young Boston mothers who participated in Children's Hospital Boston's Young Parents Program, competed in the annual Young Parents Regatta...

 

 
 

 

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