Most Recent Articles Better Health. Better Community. Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View Children's Hospital of Philadelphia celebrates the fifth anniversary of the Nicholas and Athena Karabots Pediatric Care Center in West Philadelphia. Honoring Family and a Former Patient Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View Learn why Jacqueline Wottrich — a CHOP donor for 60 years — and her late son, Jon Wottrich, have decided to give to CHOP and about the impact of their donations. A Day in the Life of a Clinical Engineer System Supervisor Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View Michael Hamid is a clinical engineer system supervisor who's been working at CHOP for 15 years. This is a day in his life. Ask Dr. Bell: How Can We Address Opioid Misuse? Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View Louis Bell, MD, shares the latest in medical thinking on an important topic: prescribing opioids for pain. Tiny Gland, Big Consequences Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View Aileen and Brian Roberts' commitment to Dr. Levine’s research into the genetic causes of hypoparathyroidism in children can be life changing. Technology Brings the Doctor to School Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View In a pilot program at a local school district, CHOP pediatricians are on call each school day for “telehealth” consults with students and school nurses. How Daisy Days Bloomed Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View What started as four-day fund drive in 1953 has evolved into a monthlong event in May and a signature fundraising campaign in the region. When Food Is Medicine Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View Opened in fall 2018, the Food Pharmacy is expected to assist about 250 families each year in its current West Philadelphia location. 'They Walk With You' Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View When an illnesses is particularly challenging to treat or the hospital’s collective expertise is not enough to save a child, the PACT team steps in to help families. None Too Rare Published on Oct 23, 2018 in Children's View Some diseases affect only a small number of people, and yet CHOP’s commitment to researching and treating them is huge. Pages View Newer Articles 1 View Older Articles
Better Health. Better Community. Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View Children's Hospital of Philadelphia celebrates the fifth anniversary of the Nicholas and Athena Karabots Pediatric Care Center in West Philadelphia.
Honoring Family and a Former Patient Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View Learn why Jacqueline Wottrich — a CHOP donor for 60 years — and her late son, Jon Wottrich, have decided to give to CHOP and about the impact of their donations.
A Day in the Life of a Clinical Engineer System Supervisor Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View Michael Hamid is a clinical engineer system supervisor who's been working at CHOP for 15 years. This is a day in his life.
Ask Dr. Bell: How Can We Address Opioid Misuse? Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View Louis Bell, MD, shares the latest in medical thinking on an important topic: prescribing opioids for pain.
Tiny Gland, Big Consequences Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View Aileen and Brian Roberts' commitment to Dr. Levine’s research into the genetic causes of hypoparathyroidism in children can be life changing.
Technology Brings the Doctor to School Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View In a pilot program at a local school district, CHOP pediatricians are on call each school day for “telehealth” consults with students and school nurses.
How Daisy Days Bloomed Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View What started as four-day fund drive in 1953 has evolved into a monthlong event in May and a signature fundraising campaign in the region.
When Food Is Medicine Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View Opened in fall 2018, the Food Pharmacy is expected to assist about 250 families each year in its current West Philadelphia location.
'They Walk With You' Published on Jan 08, 2019 in Children's View When an illnesses is particularly challenging to treat or the hospital’s collective expertise is not enough to save a child, the PACT team steps in to help families.
None Too Rare Published on Oct 23, 2018 in Children's View Some diseases affect only a small number of people, and yet CHOP’s commitment to researching and treating them is huge.