Monthly Archives: March 2020
Read the transcript from Dr. Balser’s video message
Hi, everyone. As many of you are seeing in the news, this pandemic is hitting some areas of our country, like New York City, very hard. We hope that Nashville’s “Safer at Home” order will reduce the impact we see at VUMC. Nonetheless, the number of pa… Continue reading
Message from Dr. Jeff Balser, President and CEO, about additional guidance issued to minimize the risk of COVID-19 exposure
Dr. Jeff Balser talks about updated guidance issued this week that will help everyone minimize the risk of COVID-19 exposure, and the incredible teamwork on display involving a myriad of groups all working together. Continue reading
Responding to COVID-19: Perspectives from the Chinese Society of Gastroenterology
Association Between Early-life Exposures and Inflammatory Bowel Diseases, Based on Analyses of Deciduous Teeth
Deep Remission at 1 Year Prevents Progression of Early Crohn’s Disease
We investigated the effects of inducing deep remission in patients with early Crohn’s disease (CD). Continue reading
NEW: Clinical guidance for initial evaluation, diagnosis and management of COVID-19 pediatrics patients
Guidelines written by members of the Divisions of Pediatric Infectious Disease, Hospital Medicine, Outreach Medicine, Pediatric ED, PICU, Pulmonary Medicine, and the nursing leadership at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. Continue reading
NEW: Metro Public Health Department launches COVID-19 information hotline
Metro Public Health Department officials have launched a COVID-19 telephone hotline with nurses and other public health professionals available to answer questions, provide the latest information about COVID-19, and assist Davidson County residents wit… Continue reading
UPDATED: FAQs about employee screening for COVID-19
It’s OK to bring your own thermometer, everyone should maintain social distancing at testing sites, and other issues addressed. Continue reading
NEW: Pathway for suspected or confirmed COVID-19 pediatric patients
Children’s Hospital guidelines for how to care for patients with suspected or confirmed COVID-19. Continue reading
REMINDER: Temperature screening protocol now in place
To protect patients and co-workers all Vanderbilt University Medical Center employees will need to undergo temperature screening each day for signs of possible COVID-19 infection before being allowed to report to work. Continue reading