Doctors Day Q&A with Dr. Casey Seideman
In celebration of National Doctors Day (March 30, 2017), we sat down with Casey Seideman, M.D. A pediatric urologist, Dr. Seideman takes care of kids and young adults with diseases and disorders of...
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From Doernbecher to Tanzania
Pediatric hematologist/oncologist Dr. Sue Lindemulder knows that families are families, no matter where they are in the world. For the last three years, Dr. Lindemulder has organized and led a...
An alliterative journey: on mental health, multidisciplinary management, medications, mindfulness and more
In this week’s entry, I am proud to introduce readers to a novel research project here at OHSU called Meals, Mindfulness and Moving Forward (M3). Before doing so, however, it’s important to talk...
Celebrating tenacity: Doernbecher Hospital School Program graduation 2015
Every year, students from all grades in our Hospital School Program participate in a graduation ceremony. Like any end-of-year convocation, there’s pomp and circumstance, smiles and tears and...
What is National Poison Prevention Week?
More than 2 million poisonings are reported each year to poison centers all across the nation, and more than 90 percent of these poisonings occur in the home. Since 1962, the President of the...
Meet MyMusicRx
A children's hospital may not seem like the most likely place for a jam session or a guitar lesson, but it happens every day at Doernbecher through a Children's Cancer Association (CCA) program...
A classroom in a hospital: Doernbecher’s school program
Supporting hospitalized students for nearly a century, the Doernbecher School Program has a long history of helping students learn and grow while they are in the hospital. In an environment often...
The childless pediatrician: A parent’s worst nightmare?
“Do you have any children?” I am asked this almost daily by families and parents of my patients, often as a means of small talk at the beginning of the visit, but more so at the end of an...
Hospital School Program helps young patients maintain normal routines
School is the work of children, and at OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital, we work hard to maintain that truth as children heal and recover. We believe that children have better long-term...
Healing the healer: OHSU Doernbecher physician-in-training launches “The Well Resident”
It is well-established that over the course of a doctor's training, there is often not enough time in the day to do everything: cook, sleep, exercise, take care of patients, spend time with loved...