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Your nurse will remain in contact with other members of your healthcare team during your labor. Labor can take many hours, and the nursing staff will support you during this time. As you near...

... if: Your baby's runny nose or congestion causes trouble nursing or makes breathing difficult. Your child is younger than two months and has a fever. Treatment Until you see your doctor...

... psychiatrists, physicians, nurses, social workers, activity therapists, certified nursing assistants and chaplaincy. We include other team members, as appropriate, for your treatment needs, such as respiratory...

... if: Your baby's runny nose or congestion causes trouble nursing or makes breathing difficult. Your child is younger than two months and has a fever. Treatment Until you see your doctor...

... if: Your baby's runny nose or congestion causes trouble nursing or makes breathing difficult. Your child is younger than two months and has a fever. Treatment Until you see your doctor...

... if: Your baby's runny nose or congestion causes trouble nursing or makes breathing difficult. Your child is younger than two months and has a fever. Treatment Until you see your doctor...

... and support to patients and the healthcare team, she is different than a therapy dog. Therapy dogs are commonly found at hospitals, schools and nursing homes, and are solely there to provide joy to others...

... nursing in front of company. Your nurse also will help you manage the number of visitors and length of stay. Let your nurse know if you would like a "quiet time" sign on your door, requesting...

... nursing in front of company. Your nurse also will help you manage the number of visitors and length of stay. Let your nurse know if you would like a "quiet time" sign on your door, requesting...

... nursing in front of company. Your nurse also will help you manage the number of visitors and length of stay. Let your nurse know if you would like a "quiet time" sign on your door, requesting...