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SBH Gets a Lesson in Surviving An Active Shooter
No one heads off to work, school, the mall or the movies believing he or she will encounter an active shooter with a grievance and a gun. And yet, more…
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Hospital Collaborative Explores the Problem of Maternal Depression
Last year, Dr. David Perlstein, then working as a pediatric attending, was concerned about the health of an infant who was being seen repeatedly in the hospital’s clinic and emergency…
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Newborn Baby Basics
Being a new parent can be both exciting and intimidating. Knowing what to expect from your newborn can help ease the anxiety. The following are some useful information for your…
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Ethics Column: Taking a Closer Look at End of Life Wishes
Mr. B. is a 58-year-old man with COPD who presents to the ER with increasing swelling and pain in his legs associated with shortness of breath. In the emergency room…
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Pediatricians Recommend Diet as Part of Therapy for Children with ADHD
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that as many as 11 percent of American children between the ages of four and 17 suffer from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity…
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Residency is No Trip to the Beach
Residency is a grind, a torturous path that any physician can attest to. It’s a three-, four- or five-year odyssey marked by backbreaking hours, little sleep and the need to make…
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