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Información Importante

Prevención de Lesiones

El Programa de Prevención de Lesiones en el Hospital Pediátrico Driscoll promueve la salud y la seguridad de los niños a través de una variedad de maneras, incluyendo conferencias, reuniones individuales y educación, uso de medios de comunicación y eventos públicos.

Proyectos en el Programa de Prevención de Lesiones:

  • Seguridad de los pasajeros infantiles
  • Seguridad para Bicicleta y su Casco
  • Seguridad en la Casa
  • Conciencia del Alcohol para Adolescentes


Materiales educativos sobre varios otros temas de seguridad del niño se pueden encontrar en el Programa de Prevención de Lesiones. Los temas incluyen seguridad al sol, prevención de veneno, seguridad y prevención contra incendios, seguridad en el hogar, seguridad en el agua, seguridad de armas, seguridad durante las fiestas y más. La mayoría de los materiales están disponibles en inglés y español.

Información de Contacto

Hospital Pediátrico Driscoll
Programa de prevención de lesiones
3533 S. Alameda Street
Corpus Christi, Texas 78411

Para obtener más información:
(361) 694-6700 o llamada gratis (866) 886-5957
Fax (361) 851-6880 o envíenos un correo electrónico a kyks@driscollchildrens.org.

(361) 694-5000
DCH-LOVE (800) o (800) 324-5683

Para Mensajería TTY para Sordomudos favor conectarse con Interpretación TTY marcando el número
(800) 735-2989
Los padres Aprenden como transportar con seguridad a sus niños(as) en el vehículo.
Los cascos son una de las maneras más fáciles para ayudar a proteger a un niño de muerte y lesiones cerebrales.
Un Técnico de Seguridad de Pasajero Infantil Certificado inspecciona los asientos para los padres.
SEGURIDAD PARA EL NIÑO PASAJERO
CASCO DE SEGURIDAD
INSPECCIONES DE ASIENTOS DE SEGURIDAD PARA VEHICULOS

Pacientes y Familias

News

Driscoll's Teddy Bear Hospital is a chance for patients to be the doctors

May 20, 2013
WHAT: Patients will be the doctors tomorrow during a Teddy Bear Hospital organized by the Stripes Child Life Program at Driscoll Children's Hospital. The event allows children to become more familiar with the medical equipment and procedures involved in their treatment. They'll choose their teddy bear, give it a...
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Brownsville boy is 'a totally different person' since leukemia diagnosis

May 03, 2013
Driscoll Children's Hospital physicians treat Andrew Banda in his hometown, Brownsville BROWNSVILLE - Claudia Maldonado knew her son, Andrew Banda, was sick in January 2012. At 8 years old, he was too thin and his yellowish eyes revealed he had jaundice, she said. Still, the news that he had acute lymphoblastic leukemia...
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Driscoll transplant recipients to gather at annual reunion

May 03, 2013
Joe Esparza, 19, received a kidney transplant at Driscoll Children's Hospital in August 2012.
'It's a family reunion,' 19-year-old said of May 4 event CORPUS CHRISTI - In the months before he received a kidney transplant at Driscoll Children's Hospital last August, Joe Esparza had plenty of reasons to be depressed. His failing kidneys meant he couldn't eat french fries, cheese and fatty foods. He couldn't play...
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Dwarfism doesn't prevent 3-year-old boy from living life

May 02, 2013
Ethann Valdez, 3, was born with achondroplasia, a type of dwarfism. He's been a patient at Driscoll Children's Hospital since he was born.
Ethann Valdez's story is second in Driscoll Children's Hospital's 60th anniversary series CORPUS CHRISTI - Darting around a waiting area at Driscoll Children's Hospital with a huge smile on his face, Ethann Valdez has the seemingly endless energy of any 3-year-old boy. He doesn't appear to be bothered much by the life-threatening...
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Marathon bringing Driscoll weight management patients together

May 01, 2013
Jamie Bluntzer, 20, is preparing for the 2013 Beach to Bay Relay Marathon.
Lap band recipients will run Beach to Bay Relay Marathon as the 'Bandsters' CORPUS CHRISTI - Crossing the finish line at last year's Beach to Bay Relay Marathon was a proud accomplishment for Jamie Bluntzer. At this year's event, she's taking her goal to the next level. "I'm more nervous about it this year," she said...
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