Advocating for children, adolescents, families, and all who care for kids
In this podcast, WCAAP board member Cora Collette Breuner, MD, MPH, speaks about the safety and efficacy of herbs and supplements in children and adolescents, including combinations that should be […]
Ariana Salaiz Program Manager, WCAAP WCAAP’s Champions for Youth Steering Committee, an integral component of our Child Health Improvement Partnership (WA-CHIP) has been a critical place for primary care providers, […]
Ariana Salaiz Program Manager, WCAAP WCAAP, in collaboration with WithinReach and DOH, created postcards, letters, and a social media toolkit to help clinics and schools raise awareness about the importance […]
Claudia Douglas, MD Yolanda Evans, MD, MPH, FAAP The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a significant increase in disordered eating in the United States. The rise in eating disorders is […]
Dr. Yolanda Evans, Seattle Children’s Adolescent Medicine team These are unusually challenging and stressful times. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way humanity lives, upended our patterns for work and […]
Aaron Grigg, MD, FAAP Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic – Toppenish As with many practices, we have started “seeing our patients” over the phone initially with a plan to roll […]
Yolanda Evans, MD, MPH, FAAP Associate Professor University of Washington Department of Pediatrics & Seattle Children’s Hospital Clinical Director Division of Adolescent Medicine Parents talk with their kids about a […]
Tatiana Sarkhosh, MPH Program Manager, WCAAP We are halfway through our first cohort cycle of the King County Child Health Improvement Partnership adolescent immunizations learning collaborative! Participating clinics include Valley […]
Sarah Rafton, MSW Executive Director, WCAAP WCAAP, Seattle Children’s and Public Health – Seattle & King County have formed the King County Child Health Improvement Partnership (K-CHIP), funded by the […]
Ruth McDonald, MD Vice President, Associate Chief Medical Officer, Seattle Children’s Long-acting reversible contraception (LARCs) are safe, top-tier contraception and appropriate for most adolescents and women, according to the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG). The American Academy […]
