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Oklahoma’s Resident in the Spotlight – Taylor Craft, DO

Oklahoma’s Resident in the Spotlight – Taylor Craft, DO

I was always interested in serving and helping my community in the best way that I could and I decided medicine was the route I wanted to take to accomplish that. I’ve always enjoyed the science behind the human body and it’s ability to heal and adapt.

Apps for Breastfeeding Support

Apps for Breastfeeding Support

Malinda Webb, MD, FAAP I hope that you had a wonderful Breastfeeding Month in August! Most of you probably have a few medical apps that you find indispensible or at least helpful in your day to day practice.  There are a few breastfeeding related ones that you...

New Trauma-Informed Care Website for Oklahoma Physicians

New Trauma-Informed Care Website for Oklahoma Physicians

I want to share with you a new free resource that will save you time in providing great care to your patients. As a pediatrician and adoptive mother, I became aware of a gap in training and information available to physicians about childhood trauma. I also found that...

Demographic Considerations in Serving Children Who are Hard of Hearing or Deaf

Demographic Considerations in Serving Children Who are Hard of Hearing or Deaf

PART III- Choices for Communication Modalities
When determining effective service provision for children who are hard of hearing or deaf (HH/D), the primary care physician (PCP) must consider differences in variables such as the family’s ethnicity, education, religious and cultural beliefs, and family structure.

Preventing Unintended Injuries and Death

Preventing Unintended Injuries and Death

“It happened so fast. I think it was this sentiment that resonated the most with me at the AAP’s Annual Leadership Forum in March. Three families were invited to address the leaders of the AAP in conjunction with the roll out of an AAP Policy statement about drowning prevention.