Remember the “3 C’s” of Supervision:
💧Close: Within an arm’s reach
💧Constant: Uninterrupted attention
💧Capable: Can swim & knows CPR with rescue breaths
And when possible, swim near a lifeguard! #watersafetymonth#ndpa#PreventDrowning#T4CIP
Each year in the U.S., there are 4,000 fatal unintentional drownings; this equates to an average of 11 drowning deaths per day (Source: @CDCgov). Join us on MAY 15 for our #T4CIP Day of Action to #PreventDrowning
Drowning can happen quickly and quietly anywhere there is water, including in lakes and oceans, pools, bathtubs, and even buckets of water. Learn what you can do to #PreventDrowning by participating in the #T4CIP Day of Action on MAY 15, 2023.
We can't believe we're only 3 days away from the next #T4CIP Day of Action to #PreventDrowning. Please download materials to post on @Twitter and @Instagram over the weekend. Link: https://t.co/Mgqo7JcbKh
UT Physicians Multispecialty – The Heights has been designated a Foster Care Center of Excellence by Superior HealthPlan. The clinic earned the distinction for providing quality program initiatives that support children and youth in foster care. Learn more about this new distinction earned by the clinic. https://t.co/dUd7ws2Vj9
National Water Safety Month promotes water safety through educational programs, public service announcements, governmental proclamations, dealer and business promotions, and easy-to-access water safety materials. #watersafetymonth#ndpa#PreventDrowning#T4CIP
Join @T4CIP_ for a #PreventDrowning Twitter chat on May 15, 2-3 p.m. ET, part of their Day of Action! We'll be there and hope to see you too 🏊 Join the fun by using #PreventDrowning in your tweets and following the host, @T4CIP_.
We just found out that we got ACGME approved for our PHM fellowship, but it’s off cycle, so if anyone is interested in a program in Houston I can get you some information!
Dr. Flores, @McGovernPeds ID Division Chief quoted in the following:
RSV Is Surging: What We Know about This Common and Surprisingly Dangerous Virus https://t.co/nA4vst9d1a via @sciam
Dr. Matthew Rysavy leads an international research group, the Tiny Baby Collaborative, that studies how to best provide medical care for the NICU’s littlest patients. https://t.co/NQ0goG62vd