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What are pediatricians doing to help families with medically complex children?
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Air date: August 26, 2012
Host: Barbara Lewis
Interview: Jim Ogan, Pediatrician, recently established a program at the University of Virginia Medical Center designed to provide specialty care for medically complex children.
Pediatrician Jim Ogan, M.D., recently established a program at the University of Virginia Medical Center to provide specialty care for medically complex children. Dr. Ogan authored an inspiring essay titled “Holy Moments” about a special neonatal intensive care patient. In a special segment, excerpts of Ogan’s essay are intertwined with the story of how the new program is helping children with unique medical problems.
Additional Resources:
- Read Dr. Ogan's essay, Holy Moments
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