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… and Advanced Practice Providers of Phoenix Children’s for their remarkable efforts Blog COVID-19 Doctor’s Day In … number of patients virtually. From March to December, we completed more than 105,000 virtual visits – a significant increase from years prior.  We asked …

… Two exciting new technologies make a difference for young heart failure patients at Phoenix Children’s Blog … condition, heart failure often leads to multiple hospital visits for these young patients, as we monitor their heart … at Phoenix Children’s are helping children remain more comfortable at home while we monitor and manage their heart …

… Parent management training: Making it work for your family Blog Mental Health Parenting Psychology We … homework after school or shutting down their electronics before bed, kids want to have it their way. Sometimes kids … for children, but also for adults. It helps avoid the common stumbling block of inconsistency between caregivers. …

… Children’s furthering research on migraine treatments for children Blog Barrow Neurological Institute at Phoenix … and a nurse practitioner. The program continues to grow, welcoming its first pediatric headache fellow in 2022. The …

… Neurocritical care means coordinated care for your child’s brain Blog Brain Injury Neurocritical Care … Phoenix Children’s We raise our children with love and look forward to a future where our children will flourish. We … worsened brain injury and ensuring the best possible outcome . The sudden shock of a new brain injury to their …

… Waiting for a heart made easier with a VAD: Aidyn’s story Blog VAD … as well as underlying heart condition and anatomy. We are fortunate to be able to offer both short term (Pedimag and … did well and recovered from her cancer treatments, but unfortunately, those treatments led to a type of heart …

… Unexplained cases of pediatric hepatitis: An FAQ for parents Blog Hepatitis Hepatology Liver Transplant … disease, so diagnosis and treatment may look different for each patient. What is causing a rise in unexplained … nausea and vomiting; this association hasn’t been reported before. However, there hasn’t been an association between …