The BCH Global Pediatric Innovation Scholars program is an initiative created to support partners in implementing a project to improve pediatric clinical care or medical education in their home institutions. Visiting scholars are invited for a month-long observership at BCH and, in the following year, participants meet virtually with BCH collaborators for continued support towards their goals.

The Pediatric Global Health Clinical Skills Course at MCRGHP provides practical, hands-on skill training and case-based teaching grounded in international best practices to support pediatric care provision in resource constrained settings.

Launched in 2020, the Pediatric Overflow Planning Contingency Response Network (POPCoRN) is a multi-institutional initiative that supports pediatric physicians in providing adult care during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on collaboration, education, and health equity.

In partnership with BCH’s Community Health Program and Boston Public School (BPS) nursing leadership, the GHP led a collaborative program to support the unique and critical needs of BPS nurses on the front lines during COVID.

Through our Indigenous Health Program, we partner with Indian Health Service to deliver high-quality, localized pediatric care, improving access to care and health outcomes for American Indian children in the Great Plains Area.

The Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) Plus was launched at Cheyenne River Health Center to enhance neonatal care for the Lakota Tribe as part of a broader collaboration with Indian Health Services to support community health and education initiatives.