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Jennifer Preston

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As seen in: Medium, The New York Times, Archives of Disease in Childhood, Frontiers, Patch, The Philadelphia Inquirer, NewsBreak, Knight Foundation, The Triangle Tribune, Paediatrics and Child Health and
Founder, Accelerate Philanthropy for Journalism. Former VP/ Journalism @knightfdn. Veteran journalist and first social media editor @nytimes @NYNewsday.

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Co-creating care: Involving children, young people, and families in paediatric medical device innovation

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By Jennifer Preston, Gemma Wheeler, Philippa Howsley, Jessica McNeill, Paul Dimitri
| Frontiers
Abstract Innovating in paediatric healthcare requires more than technological advancements; it demands meaningful collaboration with children and young people (CYP) and their families. This practice-focused paper demonstrates how co-creation can be embedded within paediatric medical device development by applying a rights-based approach to guide and inform the involvement activities.
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Collierville Employees Power a Seamless and Spectacular Independence Day Celebration

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By Jennifer Preston, Jennifer Deshazo Verified
| The Collierville Herald-Independent
By Jennifer Preston Town of Collierville Thousands gathered at H.W. Cox Park on July 3 to celebrate the Nation’s birthday with live music, food, and a dazzling fireworks display, but long before the first spark flew, Town of Collierville employees were hard at work making it all happen.
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Submit Photos for Military Salute at Independence Day Celebration in Collierville

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By Jennifer Preston, Jennifer Deshazo Verified
| The Collierville Herald-Independent
By Jennifer Preston Town of Collierville As part of the Town of Collierville’s Independence Day Celebration on Thursday, July 3, 2025, the Town will honor the brave service members of the United States military with a special patriotic salute during the event at H.W. Cox Park. Residents are encouraged to submit photos of their military heroes by June 29 to be included in a slideshow tribute displayed on two large video screens during a musical salute to the armed forces.
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