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    CHEO is ready for and actively monitoring the evolving situation with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

    CHEO does not have any cases of COVID-19.

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    On Pink Shirt Day last month, our President & CEO Alex Munter tweeted a photo of a CHEO staff member named Katie Perry. Katie Perry works with our Doctors of Shredding, helping shred confidential documents, deliver handouts and more.

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    OTTAWA (ONTARIO), March 6, 2020 — A group of female staff from across CHEO will participate in an informal meet-and-greet with fellow staff, children, youth and families as part of International Women’s Day (March 8). These women were all nominated by our community and staff members because they inspire others.

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    Job action by school unions on March 5 will affect the following school-based services offered through CHEO:

    Le Transit at Centre Ado

    Affected, no classes

    CHEO School

    Partially affected, no French class

    Steps to Success (McHugh Education Centre)

    Affected, no classes

    Back on Track (McHugh Education Centre)

    Affected, no classes

    McHugh Education Centre at CHEO – Elementary

    Not affected, classes and instruction as usual

    McHugh Education Centre at CHEO – Secondary

    Affected,..

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    Last week was Kindness Week (February 17 to 21) — a time to show appreciation and add to the happiness of people around you. While little acts of kindness were happening all over the world, one very big act of kindness was happening on CHEO's oncology unit — our community banded together to support Ollie and search for his beloved stuffed animal, Llama Llama Blue Pajamas.

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    Pictured: Dr. Sinthuja Suntharalingam, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and Emily Smith, Registered Nurse

    The new Head to Toe at CHEO Program (named by a parent) aims to identify youth who are starting to have suicidal thoughts and quickly get them the help they need.

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    Connor likes football, playing with Lego, and lives for summers spent at his family’s trailer. Like many kids his age — and adults too! — one thing he doesn’t enjoy nearly as much is having his blood taken.

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    Danielle, a CHEO grad from the Eating Disorders program, sent this message to Drs. Norris and Roscoe through our website.

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    When twins James and Griffin were born at 31 weeks, they weighed a combined five pounds. From day one, CHEO has played a big role in helping both boys live their best lives — first by monitoring their progress through the neonatal unit and most recently through CHEO’s autism program.

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    “Have a good day, Max,” says Yen as she sends her nine-year-old son Max off to school. 

    “You too, mommy,” responds Max.

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