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Pediatric Critical Care: Ask Dr. Keisha Bell

Keisha Bell, MD, is chief of the MedStar Georgetown University Hospital Division of Pediatric Critical Care. Dr. Bell has extensive experience working with critically ill children, coordinating and delivering all aspects of their care and serving as a leader in pediatric intensive care units. Click on the time codes below to watch Dr. Bell answer the most commonly asked questions from her patients' families. To learn more call 202-444-2468 or visit MedStarGeorgetown.org/PediatricCriticalCare. 0:00 Profile 2:25 What does a pediatric ICU doctor do? 2:56 What kinds of conditions do you treat? 3:42 What should families expect while staying in the pediatric ICU? 4:18 In the pediatric ICU, how often do families get to see a doctor? 5:22 What services does your team provide? 6:03 How important is teamwork in the pediatric ICU? 6:49 How does the pediatric sedation program work? 7:26 How do child life specialists play a role in the pediatric ICU? 8:02 When do you coordinate care with other pediatric specialists? 8:37 What should a transplant patient expect in the pediatric ICU? 9:49 When would a transplant patient be treated in the pediatric ICU? 10:43 Do you see children from outside of the Washington D.C. area? 11:13 What's the difference between treating a child and an adult? 11:43 What makes the pediatric ICU at MedStar Georgetown a special place?