A study by a multidisciplinary team at CHOC found quantitative pupillometry likely can’t help diagnose acute concussions in children.
CHOC tests novel digital screening tool to identify and navigate patient families’ social needs
CHOC’s Emergency Department and mobile clinic tests digital screening tool to quickly identify social needs of patient families and provide resources.
Treating pediatric solid organ injuries: Effective methods and care
Gain insights from Dr. Laura Goodman on preventing trauma deaths, treatment strategies for liver and spleen injuries and injury prevention.
Q&A with Neurosurgeon Dr. William Loudon: How pediatric-focused trauma care improves outcomes
Dr. Loudon explains why pediatric trauma patients benefit from pediatric-focused care at CHOC’s Level I trauma center.
Emergency visit highlights serious risk of ingesting high-powered magnet ‘toys’
After performing a successful removal surgery, a CHOC expert warns about the dangers of kids swallowing small, high-powered toy magnets.
National leader in improving sepsis outcomes already making an impact after six months on the job
Dr. Raina Paul is making strides in quality-improvement science to better pediatric sepsis at CHOC’s emergency department.
