The latest Children’s Minnesota stories in the news and press releases from across our hospitals and clinics.

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11 Children’s Minnesota nurses are “Outstanding Nurses” finalists

Children’s is proud to announce that 11 of our nurses have been named finalists in the 2018 Mpls.St.Paul Magazine “Outstanding Nurses” Awards. This year marks the seventh year of Outstanding Nurses Awards.

Business of Pride awards honor Dr. Angela Goepferd

Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal featured Dr. Angela Goepferd as one of the honorees for the first ever Business of Pride awards.

The Best Places to Give Birth in America

The Mother Baby Center was featured as one of the "best places to give birth in America" by FitPregnancy and Baby magazine.

First ever “Walk for Amazing” raises $332,414 for Children’s Minnesota

Emceed by Cities 97 DJ (and parent of a Children’s patient) Paul Fletcher, the event brought together thousands in support of all care programs at the nation’s seventh-largest pediatric health system.

Traffic advisory in Minneapolis in June 2018

Attention families and visitors: We want you to be aware of road closures and subsequent high traffic volumes this month as 35W road construction begins.

Children’s Minnesota achieves Magnet® recognition for nursing excellence

Children’s is the only free-standing pediatric system in the state to be recognized by the American Nurses Credentialing Center for excellence in nursing.

Regina Hospital begins virtual care Birth Center partnership with Children’s Minnesota

Hastings, MINN. (May 15, 2018) — When something unexpected happens to your baby, it feels like the world should come to a standstill. You want every person, every resource and every tool possible to care for your newborn. Thanks to a new partnership with Children’s Minnesota, one of the largest and most regarded pediatric health systems in the country, Regina Hospital, part of Allina Health, can now deliver more resources and expertise than ever before when caring for newborns.

St. Paul Police K-9 visits Children’s Minnesota

St. Paul Police Officer Jay Curiel and his K-9 Havoc visited patients at the St. Paul Children's campus.

Children’s Minnesota part of health care coalition to enhance safety

Children's is part of Minnesota’s Health Care and Law Enforcement Coalition, a group made up of representatives from the Minnesota Department of Health, the Minnesota Sheriffs’ Association and the Minnesota Hospital Association.

Marc Gorelick, MD, signs CEO pledge to advance diversity and inclusion in the workplace

Children’s Minnesota is the only health care system in Minnesota to join the CEO Action for Diversity and Inclusion™