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A small gesture, a big impact: how two team members bring comfort to kids in the ER Emergency rooms can be intimidating places for children, filled with unfamiliar sights, sounds and procedures. At UCHealth Memorial Hospital North, two patient access registration (PAR) specialists are helping transform that experience through simple but powerful gestures that […]https://es.uchealth.org/today/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2026/01/Kayla-and-Caitlyn-combined-scaled.webp