US EditionHospitals Are Cornerstones of Communities. We Must Tell Our Stories to Protect Access to Care
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Hospitals Are Cornerstones of Communities. We Must Tell Our Stories to Protect Access to Care
One year ago, a nurse at Children’s Hospital Colorado went above and beyond in a way that a very young patient and her family will never forget. Kayla McCarthy specializes in working with young children awaiting or recovering from organ transplants. In May 2024, she was approved as a living organ donor and contributed a piece of her liver to a young toddler in her hospital, helping to save the child’s life. McCarthy’s remarkable gift symbolizes …
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