Recursos sobre la naloxona
Naloxona (o Narcan) es un medicamento que puede salvar a una persona de sufrir una sobredosis o envenenamiento.
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Emergency Department (ER) or Pediatric Urgent Care?
Wondering whether the ED or urgent care is the best choice for your sick child? Learn about your options when the doctor’s office is closed.
Naloxone Resources
Overdose death rates are continuing to rise in Philadelphia and the region. Carrying naloxone and keeping it at home can give you the power to save a life. Learn more about this medication and how you can use it to help reverse an overdose – in both children and adults.
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke Friedreich's Ataxia Fact Sheet
NINDS offers information about Friedreich's Ataxia, including signs and symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and research.
Tools to Help with Stress: Tapping
This resource from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) describes how to perform different types of tapping exercises to to help decrease anxiety and distress.
Caring for your Child with Chronic Lung Disease Related to Prematurity
Handbook for school-age and adolescent children living with chronic lung disease related to prematurity
Chronic Lung Disease of Prematurity
Handbook on chronic lung disease of prematurity
Ethics Consultation Service
When you face an ethical dilemma concerning your child's care, our staff can help. We are available to support you and the healthcare team as you work together to make important decisions about your child's treatment.
CureHHT
Cure HHT has consistently been at the center of the national and global effort to advocate for patients and families, raise awareness of HHT, guide and fund critical research, create lasting collaborations and encourage scientists to work on new treatments.
HHT Guidelines
From the Annals of Internal Medicine, the Second International Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Management of Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia.