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Cardio Kid Embraces Life
… alone: COVID-19 protocol prevented her husband, Jon, from accompanying her to the appointment. “I knew that ultrasound … a bear wearing the same kind of equipment Gwen would be using. “As the weeks went on after Gwen arrived, we were able … Children’s diagnosed Gwen with primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD). A rare genetic disorder caused by defects in the tiny …
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Researcher Spotlights – May 2022
… populations, novel therapeutics and immunology. Dr. Patel completed his undergraduate studies at Emory University and … how research had the opportunity to help more than the single patient I was seeing at any given time. Research has … children with complex medical conditions. She worked on a PCORI grant [Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute] …
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Phoenix Children’s Appoints New Chief Human Resources Officer
Kety Duron brings decades of experience in healthcare leadership and will oversee talent recruitment and management, workforce engagement, leadership development and organizational transformation as Phoenix Children’s continues to expand its sites of service and workforce statewide.
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Phoenix Children’s Appoints Michelle Bruhn as Chief Financial Officer
Bruhn, who assumed her position on July 17, will oversee finance, treasury, revenue cycle and managed care contracting. She also is directly responsible for fiscal policy, performance goals and planning for the growing health system.
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Cerebral palsy: The challenges, the beauty
… Americans are living with cerebral palsy (CP) , the most common physical disability of childhood. Caused by brain … also describe the amazing new worlds they have discovered since. Both Abby and Makayla are under the care of the … more comfortably and even sleeps through the night. At 26 weeks, Abby suffered a stroke in utero (before her …
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Emy: Spina bifida can’t slow her down
… for pediatric specialists who could manage her medical complexities and help Emy thrive. When they found the team … a child-led model. That means they let Emy take the lead, using what she is most interested in to maximize therapy … of your child,” explains Jessica. Celebrate your baby’s upcoming arrival. Try not to let the joy of expecting a new …
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My liver transplant – Adam’s story
… Blog Autoimmune Disease Liver Transplant Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (PSC) Transplant Meet Adam, an amazing … my body for about 10 minutes. I thought I was dying. After coming to in the dark, I considered my mortality and what … design and hope to one day solve engineering puzzles. My ideal future consists of good health for me, my friends and …
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11 (Virtual) back-to-school tips
… face on. This is much easier said than done – especially since many of us are anything but thrilled about online … important for kids to have a designated space for school – ideally somewhere other than their bedroom. Some families … of online school (and online everything), the stability and comfort of a routine are more important than ever. …
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Eye and Back Strain from increased screen time
… children to now get 8 hours a day of screen time through a combination of virtual school, online video meetings with … example, we are asking the lenses of our eyes to focus on a single object (the computer screen) at an unvarying distance … minutes to stretch can also be helpful. While it may be not ideal, our children’s increased screen time has allowed many …
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In a world of dialysis, airlifts and wait lists, a ‘Ray’ of sunshine makes people smile
… Regan was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes as an infant. Since then, he’s had diabetes-related kidney failure and other complications. With faith and fortitude, the family makes it … a home-based abdominal blood-filtering procedure. It’s not ideal for Regan since it uses dextrose (sugar), but Regan …