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CHOP Expert Proposes New Model to Continuously Update Genetic Test Results
A CHOP scientist advocates providing automated updates to clinical genetics tests to account for new knowledge that may benefit patients and families.
CHOP Nurse Researcher Recommends New Best Practices for Feeding Tube Location Verification
Incorrect placement of nasogastric (NG) tubes carries risk of serious complications.
Hyundai Hope on Wheels Presents CHOP with $500,000 Grant
Hyundai Hope on Wheels Awards CHOP with Hyundai Hope Scholar and Young Investigator Grant to support pediatric cancer research.
News & Views: When Healthcare Providers Go to Court
Guest authors David I. Levine and Dorit R. Reiss, both Professors of Law at the University of California Hastings College of the Law, describe important information for healthcare providers who may find themselves in court.
CHOP Nurse Receives Award for Work in Recognizing Sepsis
Mary Kat Abbadessa, a clinical nurse specialist fellow, helped create a two-tiered system that alerts nurses to rapid heart rate, low blood pressure.
National Institutes of Health Names CHOP, Penn an Undiagnosed Diseases Network Site
The $2.5 million in research grants will allow both hospitals to work together to investigate diseases that have not yet been discovered.
Increase in Number of ADHD Cases May Be Caused by Increased Awareness
Dr. Thomas Power of the Center for Management of ADHD at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia urges parents not to worry.
Seeking Solutions with Suzanne Highlights Pediatric Brain Tumors
Watch this video segment to learn about advances in pediatric brain tumor treatments and research at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
Leukodystrophy Patient Featured on Seeking Solutions with Suzanne
Elise has Alexander disease, a type of leukodystrophy. Watch the video to learn how the Leukodystrophy Center at CHOP is committed to helping kids like Elise.
Pediatric Stroke Patient Featured on Seeking Solutions with Suzanne
Avery Marz suffered a stroke at 17. CHOP’s Pediatric Stroke Program helped her get back to doing what she loves: playing basketball. Watch her story.