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2021 Annual Report

Published on: 5/11/2022

2021 was a remarkable year for Nicklaus Children’s. Even as we grappled with a persistent pandemic that continued to challenge clinical and operational teams, we set forth on a journey to implement our 2021-2023 strategic plan, moving forward – by leaps and bounds – to drive the future of pediatric care in our community.

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