CHOP’s Commitment to Diversity
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At CHOP, a commitment to diversity and inclusion means ensuring everyone feels heard, valued and at home.
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At CHOP, a commitment to diversity and inclusion means ensuring everyone feels heard, valued and at home.
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As part of a resident advocacy project, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia partnered with Dancing Classrooms Philly (DCP) to incorporate health lessons into dance classes.
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As part of a resident advocacy project, a group of CHOP physicians conducted a pilot project to determine whether offering caregiver pertussis vaccination in the pediatric office setting was sufficient to increase caregiver vaccine uptake.
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As part of a resident advocacy project, simulation was used to educate residents on efficient, effective use of the electronic health record.
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This resident advocacy project helped increase the number of medical staff volunteers at Dragonfly Forest Camp, which serves children with chronic medical conditions, through the creation of a medical camp elective rotation.
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This resident advocacy project is led by Monique Gardner, MD, who created the Transplant Medicine Quick Guides as an easy-to-use resource for residents.
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This resident advocacy project aims to increase the comfort of emergency medical technicians with the techniques and tools used in pediatric resuscitation.
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A post from Lisa Zaoutis, MD, about the current process for evaluating residents.
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In its latest survey of U.S. medical schools, U.S. News & World Report ranked The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's Department of Pediatrics as no. 1 in the nation.