Box 6
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President's Update, Jan-Dec, 1995
A monthly informational bulletin for the trustees and medical staff of Children's Hospital Medical Center from the President.
President's Update, Jan-Dec, 1996
A monthly informational bulletin for the trustees and medical staff of Children's Hospital Medical Center from the President.
President's Update, Jan-Dec, 1997
A monthly informational bulletin for the trustees and medical staff of Children's Hospital Medical Center from the President.
President's Update, Jan/Feb 1998
A monthly informational bulletin for the trustees and medical staff of Children's Hospital Medical Center from the President.
President's Update, Mar/Apr 1998
A monthly informational bulletin for the trustees and medical staff of Children's Hospital Medical Center from the President.
no. 1, Sep 1988
From Public Affairs Office, newsletter mailed on a bi-monthly basis. It covers all aspects of medicine, from the most common conditions to the rarest diseases, focusing on what will be more relevant to the referring community. The name changed from Pediatric News to Pediatric Views within the first few issues, sometime around 1989.
no. 2, Winter, 1989
From Public Affairs Office, newsletter mailed on a bi-monthly basis. It covers all aspects of medicine, from the most common conditions to the rarest diseases, focusing on what will be more relevant to the referring community. The name changed from Pediatric News to Pediatric Views within the first few issues, sometime around 1989.
no. 3, Fall, 1989
From Public Affairs Office, newsletter mailed on a bi-monthly basis. It covers all aspects of medicine, from the most common conditions to the rarest diseases, focusing on what will be more relevant to the referring community. The name changed from Pediatric News to Pediatric Views within the first few issues, sometime around 1989.
no. 4, 1989/90
From Public Affairs Office, newsletter mailed on a bi-monthly basis. It covers all aspects of medicine, from the most common conditions to the rarest diseases, focusing on what will be more relevant to the referring community. The name changed from Pediatric News to Pediatric Views within the first few issues, sometime around 1989.
Winter, 1990
From Public Affairs Office, newsletter mailed on a bi-monthly basis. It covers all aspects of medicine, from the most common conditions to the rarest diseases, focusing on what will be more relevant to the referring community. The name changed from Pediatric News to Pediatric Views within the first few issues, sometime around 1989.