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Programs & Services
The Ottosen Family Blood and Marrow Treatment program within Phoenix Children’s Hospital’s Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders (CCBD) offers: Autologous bone marrow transplant (BMT), which uses the child’s own stem cells Allogeneic BMT, which uses donor stem cells Food and Drug
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Leukemia and lymphoma are the most common childhood cancers. But your child is one of a kind. You need more than a team that knows how to treat — and beat — cancer. You need professionals who understand your child and what your family is going through — a team dedicated to
Toy Donations for Child Life
Child Life at Phoenix Children’s depends on generous support from the community. Whether you donate a toy, book or another item from our wish list, or donate money, every contribution helps patients and families during their hospital stays. Make a donation online
Programs & Services
The Cochlear Implant Program at Phoenix Children’s offers multidisciplinary care from a team of experts specially trained in cochlear implantation and pediatric hearing loss. They’ll be by your side at every stage of the cochlear implant process. Most importantly, your family is
CME Session
PCH - Return-to-Play for Athletes with SCD-Predisposing Genetic Heart Diseases: Who Says That They Can’t Play Anyway? - Michael Ackerman, MD, PhD
At the end of this virtual presentation, participants should be able to: Assess the past and present expert opinion guidelines regarding competitive sports participation for patients with a sudden cardiac death (SCD)-predisposing genetic heart disease (GHD) Examine the data that
Non-Invasive Cardiodiagnostics (Echocardiography and Stress Lab)
The Non-Invasive Cardiodiagnostics department at Phoenix Children’s, also known as the Echo Lab, is designed to provide testing for patients who have a diagnosis or a suspicion of having congenital heart disease or heart failure. Once a cardiologist makes a diagnosis of a
Student Programming
The Child Life and Therapeutic Arts programs at Phoenix Children’s offer several student learning opportunities. Through these programs, students gain the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue certification in their respective fields. If you’re a student actively pursuing a
CME Session
NSGR - Toe-walking in children: basic evaluation and management - Dr. Jasmine Ng
Learning Objectives: Describe the different etiologies and types of toe-walking Discuss the basic management approach towards most common types of toe-walking
CME Session
PCH - Hot Topics in Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine - Drs. Jared Kusma, Sagar Shah, Merritt ten Hope
At the end of this presentation, participants should be able to: Recognize how social determinants of health impact hospitalized and readmitted pediatric patients Better understand current pediatric residency program practices and curricula with regards to billings, coding and
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PCH - Newborn screening and Inborn Errors in Metabolism - Dr. Shagun Kaur
Overall Activity Objectives: Implement appropriate strategies for diagnosing pediatric conditions. Evaluate and implement appropriate, current treatment options vis a vis emerging therapeutics. Implement in practice developing areas of research and evidence-based recommendations