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Harlem Hospital Pediatric Resource Center, New York, New York

Harlem Hospital Pediatric Resource Center (PRC) provides comprehensive care to children and adolescents (ages 0-21) in central Harlem. The PRC has been a site for the Healthy Tomorrows Partnership for Children Program (1997-2002). Pediatric services are family-centered and in the case of the Teen-Tot Program the child and adolescent parent(s) can receive care from the same set of professionals. Obstetrical/gynecological care is also available on-site and coordinated as part of comprehensive care.

 
 
 


 
Click PLAY to take a 3 minute "Video Visit" to the Harlem Hospital Pediatric Resource Center.
 
 
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Health promotion, primary care, comprehensive care for complex, chronic medical problems, and community outreach underlie the strengths of the center. Community outreach extends to school-based health centers and the many community schools actively involved in the Harlem Injury Prevention Program. P.S. 92, featured in this video, is one of five Safety City schools in New York City where children learn traffic safety training in the third grade. A simulated street environment and a training room created in the traffic safety theme are key to providing children with hands on experience in the concepts of injury prevention. This program and others in the PRC work to reduce child morbidity and mortality and to support healthy children and families.

This 3 minute excerpt is part of the video from the “foundation session” of the Health module in the Pediatrics in Practice health promotion curriculum.