Neuroscience Center: Resources for Professionals
At the Neuroscience Center at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), our relationships with our professional colleagues are critical to the care we provide for children and families. Whether you're referring a patient to us for the first time, seeking a second opinion or information about your patient's care, or are interested in continuing education opportunities, we hope these resources will help.
Contact us
To refer a patient or request a consultation, we encourage you to call us at any time. To reach the Division of Neurology, call 215-590-1719. To reach the Division of Neurosurgery, call 215-590-2780.
Meet our team
View our team of more than 250 highly specialized clinicians with advanced training and experience in the diagnosis, management and surgical treatment of all types of neurological disorders.
Neuroscience Center in the news
Our specialists are actively involved in advancing care through research into the causes of childhood neurological disorders. Recent breakthrough discoveries are leading to the development of new diagnostic tools and treatment innovations.
Read about our latest breakthroughs.
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Case studies
- When Spinal Surgery Can Improve Mobility for Children with Spastic Diplegic Cerebral Palsy
- Headaches: When to Worry, When to Treat
CHOP OPEN (Online Pediatric Education Network)
CHOP OPEN provides free, online pediatric medical education to healthcare professionals around the world. Create a free account to access hundreds of lectures and presentations created by CHOP’s leading experts. Explore our webinars.
Clinical pathways
CHOP offers a library of clinical pathways for the evaluation and treatment of children with a variety of conditions. Each clinical pathway is a task-oriented care plan that details essential steps and outlines the expected clinical course.