Dr. John M. Neff

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  Director: John Neff, MD

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  Talking with Santa Claus (Dr. John Neff, director of Center for Children with Special Needs at Children's Hospital) [Seattle] One doctor listened to his own inner voice and found a promising clue about SIDS [Seattle]

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  Talking with Santa Claus (Dr. John Neff, director of Center for Children with Special Needs at Children's Hospital) [Seattle]

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  "To correct the deficiencies in the use of paid leave, extensive and frequent employee education about the existence of the program must occur," writes John M. Neff, MD, of Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center, Seattle, in an accompanying editorial, "Paid Family Leave for Parents of Chronically Ill Children," in this week's JAMA.

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  Dr. John Neff, Director of the Center for Children with Special Needs, presented the Center's first Community Excellence Award to Woodmoor Elementary School.

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  Talking with Santa Claus (Dr. John Neff, director of Center for Children with Special Needs at Children's Hospital)
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  Dr. John Neff is director of the Center for Children with Special needs at Children,s Hospital.
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  For six years, Dr. John Neff has played St. Nick, handing out donated gifts to more than 100 children and their families on Christmas Day.The occasion is a rare chance for families and staff to briefly set illness aside and embrace holiday joy."It is a very special day at Children's.The hospital puts an enormous amount of work into it," Neff said.
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  Talking with Santa Claus (Dr. John Neff, director of Center for Children with Special Needs at Children's Hospital) [Seattle]

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  Dr. John Neff, director of the Center for Children with Special Needs, said the hospital grew because of the women's dedication.

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  John Neff, MDDirectorThe Center for Children with Chronic Health Conditions
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  During this session, John Neff, MD, Director of the Center for Children with Chronic Health Conditions at Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center, Seattle, will present his experience in using Clinical Risk Groups (CRGs) to identify and stratify patients in children's hospitals.He will share examples on how this classification system, that is based on underlying conditions of patients rather than primary reason for admission, has been used by Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center for strategic and quality improvement purposes.
  
  After his presentation, he will join with participants in exploring potential uses of the CRGs by children's specialty hospitals.

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  Published on: 3/2/2009    Last Visited: 7/8/2009  

  The Cynthia F. Shurtleff Leadership Award went to Dr. John Neff of Children's Hospital. Dr. Neff, a founding member of the Cynthia Circle, thanked Cynthia for the honor and recognized the importance of WithinReach's work in helping Washington families find health.

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  "To correct the deficiencies in the use of paid leave, extensive and frequent employee education about the existence of the program must occur," writes John M. Neff, M.D., of Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center, Seattle, in an accompanying editorial in this week's JAMA.

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