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• Family support services (Let's Talk About... pediatric brochure)

  What does the Volunteer Service do? Volunteer Services provide support to patients, families, staff, and visitors. Volunteers are located throughout the hospital ...

• Transitions for children and adolescents with unique healthcare needs

  Encourage volunteer activities and talk about applying for a job. • Talk about transportation awareness, including: – Pre-driving skills, like reading signs and.

• Tobacco-free campuses

  Patients, parents, visitors, volunteers, and employees are prohibited from smoking and chewing tobacco on all Intermountain Healthcare campuses. This includes ...

• Let's Talk About... pediatric brochure

  Volunteers. Volunteers help patients and their families by providing support to the other staff in the hospital. You will find volunteers playing with children,.

• Blood transfusions

  Blood used in transfusions most often comes from a volunteer donor. However, family and friends can also donate for a specific patient if their blood types match.

• Blood Transfusion fact sheet

  A volunteer donor. This is the most common source of blood donation. • A family member or friend. Far less common, this type of blood donation is called a “ ...

• Teen

  volunteer work, or causes in the community. This is a good way to make friends and build a sense of self. Understanding moodiness. You can understand your ...

• LiVe Well Well Check: Teen (for Patients)

  Look for ways to volunteer or get involved. All kids are a little different. Your doctor may tell you some things that are different from what this paper says. If so, do ...

• The Intermountain Healthcare NICU / SCN Cuddler Program

  NICU Cuddlers are hospital volunteers who are selected and trained to participate as a Cuddler in the NICU. Cuddlers require special education, and.

• ADHD: Talking to your child's or teen's teachers

  parent-teacher meetings, join the PTA or volunteer in the classroom if you can. Getting to know your child's teachers and friends can help you understand.