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Pediatric Critical Care Medicine

Pediatric Critical Care Medicine

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The Division of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine (PCCM) at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is committed to providing patients and families with the advanced care and treatment we would want for our own loved ones. We are a diverse group of clinicians committed to improving outcomes for children recovering from critical pediatric illnesses and supporting families through their child’s hospitalization.

Our team takes pride in our collaborative, multidisciplinary approach to care. We work hard to provide support and guidance to families throughout their child's journey. We do this with clear communication, thorough explanations, emotional support and personalized care plans.

How we serve you

We offer a variety of specialized programs and clinical services to children recovering from critical pediatric illness and their families.

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Why choose CHOP for pediatric critical care

CHOP’s Department of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine combines expertise, innovation, dedication and compassion to create an environment that is unmatched in its ability to care for patients with critical pediatric illnesses and their families.

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Meet your team

Our specially trained physicians and critical care experts offer an unparalleled level of expertise to children recovering from critical pediatric illnesses and support to families though their child’s hospitalization.

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Our research

The Division is devoted to advancing healthcare through discovery. Our passion lies in innovation; it is the fuel that drives our clinical, educational, research, safety and quality improvement programs. Our team explores breakthrough treatments and advances in critical care by participating in clinical trials.

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A gift of any size helps us make lifesaving breakthroughs for children everywhere.

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