Vol. 29, No. 1
newsbriefs
Kids’ “POWER” The Children’s Medical Center of Dayton and the Junior League of Dayton have partnered to offer “POWER” (Program of Wellness, Education and Resources) to children and families in the community. “POWER” is a mobile advocacy program that will teach children and their families the importance of health and safety through a variety of outreach methods. Dayton Children’s is excited about this partnership with the Junior League, which will bring pediatric health and safety information to even more children and families in the region. Be sure to read the next issue of Growing Together for more information about “POWER.”
“A Minute for Kids” Dayton Children’s will be asking parents and families to take “A Minute for Kids” beginning in January 2005. Kohl’s is partnering with Dayton Children’s to implement a six-month program to provide health and safety information to parents and families through radio spots on several local stations, printed materials and special promotions. As a leading advocate for children, Dayton Children’s recognizes the importance of prevention and education in protecting children from injury and unhealthy habits. Tune in to WDHT102.9 FM, Z93 FM, K99.1 FM, Lite 99.9 FM, Mix 107.7 FM and KISS 94.5 FM and visit our website – www.childrensdayton.org– to learn more about this program.
New specialist joins the NICU
Jerod M. Rone, MD, has joined the staff of the regional newborn intensive care unit (NICU) at Dayton Children’s.
Dr. Rone is board certified in pediatrics, neonatal-perinatal care and by the National Board of Medical Examiners. He completed a neonatology fellowship at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.
Dr. Rone joins Don Granger, MD, and M. David Yohannon, MD, as a member of Dayton Infant Care Specialists at Dayton Children’s.
Family Resource Center extends hours The Family Resource Center (FRC) at Dayton Children’s has extended its hours to better serve the needs of parents, families, health care professionals, schools, etc. The FRC is now open Monday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm; Tuesday-Friday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm and Saturday 9:00 am – 2:00 pm. The FRC is a consumer health library offering literature searches, books, pamphlets, videotapes, etc. on pediatric health and safety topics. For families of patients, the FRC offers internet access, fax and phone use. All services are free. The FRC is supported by the Little Exchange of Oakwood. The center can be reached at 937-641-3700 or on our website – www. childrensdayton.org – see Resources.
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4 Brush up on disease prevention
5 K99.1FM Miracle Marathon makes a million miracles happen
6 Preparing your child for a hospital visit
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