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Recent Highlights from the Neuroscience Center at CHOP
The Neuroscience Center takes an interdisciplinary, collaborative, and comprehensive approach to provide patients with individualized, world-class clinical care.
The Cancer Center Celebrates Women’s History Month
As we recognize women’s contributions to history during March, meet a few of the inspiring women on the Cancer Center’s team.
For Hep B Vaccine, the Sooner the Better
It’s important for newborns to receive the hepatitis B vaccine in their first 12 hours of life. Primary care pediatricians can help boost acceptance.
Make the Diagnosis: Winter 2022
Kiyanna is a 9-year-old girl of mixed parentage (mother is Caucasian and father is African-American) who presented with abdominal pain, gas, headaches, and dizziness for the last 3 years of increasing severity and frequency, especially since March 2020.
Alumni Notes Winter 2022
I have invited our wonderful chief residents to provide an update on the residency training program at CHOP. As we start to emerge (hopefully) from this pandemic, we recognize the extraordinary work our residents have done to meet these difficult times. Enjoy these interesting updates from our chiefs.
News at CHOP: Winter 2022
The Middleman Family Pavilion at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, King of Prussia, CHOP’s second hospital, opened at the end of January 2021. We are thrilled to offer area families the family-centered care CHOP is known for closer to their homes.
Fellow's Corner: Redefining the Moment: How Trauma Bay Activations Impact Patients and Families
Our Emergency Department at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is a constant hub of activity. Conversations of various volumes hum in patient rooms and touchdown spaces.
Pediatric Reflections Winter 2022
In addition to getting your patients vaccinated against the novel coronavirus, making sure they’re up to date on their other vaccines, and being extra alert for pandemic- induced (or -exacerbated) mental health problems, here’s one more item for your checklist: heightened risk of obesity.
Point-of-care Ultrasound Leads to Faster, More Accurate Diagnoses in ED
Case: AB is an 11-year-old girl who presents to the emergency department, with her father, with a concern for constipation and abdominal pain.
The Changing Landscape of Pediatric Emergency Care
The needs of pediatric patients in emergency care have been recognized since the 1980s when fellowship programs were developed to focus on care of the acutely injured and critically ill child.