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Exertional Compartment Syndrome: Saige’s Story

Saige Wimes worked hard to recover from surgery for exertional compartment syndrome (ECS) and return to the soccer field, all with the help of Children’s Mercy Sports Medicine.

Favorite children’s books for all ages

The saying goes “reading is good for the mind and soul.”  Books can expand your imagination and transport you to new places, take you on adventures and teach lessons along the way. Below, see some...

Salaries and Benefits for Residents and Fellows

The training programs at Children's Mercy provide a yearly stipend, plus variety of perks, benefits and on-site services to help make the residents/fellows' experience positive and rewarding.

Burn and Trauma Care Team

Meet the General and Thoracic Surgery team at Children's Mercy.

How to know if your child is truly sick

Sometimes kids know when to play the sick card. You may see random bouts of “stomach aches” and saying “I don’t feel good” both before and during school. How do you check to see if kids are really sick, or...

Spine Care Team

Refer a Patient Spine Care Team Contact Us Patient Review (816) 234-3075...

Headache Clinic and Services

Children's Mercy provides a variety of services to help children manage their headaches. Learn about treatment options for timely, personalized care.

Genetics Clinic Team

Meet the Genetics Clinic team at Children's Mercy.

Child Psychology Training Programs: Locations

The training program is located within the Division of Developmental and Behavioral Health in the Department of Pediatrics. The Developmental and Behavioral Health clinic is an on-site, hospital-based...

Research News Archive

An archive of news from the Children’s Mercy Research Institute, an integrated research environment where no boundaries exist between science and medicine.

Encephalocele

Encephalocele is a birth difference that causes a section of the brain to bulge out into a sac. Learn about its causes, treatment options, and potential complications.

Shawnee County (KS)

Center for Independent Living Topeka Independent Living Resource Center (785) 233-4572 Developmental Disability Organization Shawnee County CDDO (785) 232-0597 Department of Children and Families DCF...

Raynaud's Phenomenon

What is Raynaud’s phenomenon?  Raynaud’s phenomenon (also known as Raynaud’s Disease) describes the condition where exposure to cold or stress may decrease the blood flow to the skin. This decrease in...

Childhood Vaccination Rates Drop - Wide World of Vaccines - November 2022

From 2019 to 2021, WHO and UNICEF reported the largest sustained decline in childhood vaccinations in 30 years due to missed appointments during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Eating Disorders Educational Videos

Videos for parents and caregivers from the experts at the Children's Mercy Eating Disorders Center.

Hearing and Speech Sick Policy

We would like to make sure that your child feels their best and does their best with any testing or therapy at their visit in the Hearing and Speech Department. We would also like to protect our staff and...

Heat-Related Illness: Evidence Based Strategies

Annually, over 4,000 visits to United States emergency departments occur for Heat-Related Illness (HRI), 63.1% in June, July and August. Nearly half of those suffering HRI are pediatric patients.

Abstract: Found in Translation: Transforming Rules-Based Diabetes Phenotyping Algorithms into Reproducible Diabetes Cohorts from Real-World Data

Erin M. Tallon, MS, RN1, Mark A. Clements, MD, PhD,2 Chi-Ren Shyu, PhD, FAMIA1 1University of Missouri, Institute for Data Science and Informatics, Columbia, MO; 2Children’s Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, MO...

Against the odds: Zaylee's Story

Meet Zaylee Zaylee on the beach 4-year-old Zaylee got to experience the ocean for the first time this spring, and she’s obsessed. “If she could live in water, she would,” said Sydnee Sullivan, Zaylee’s mom...

QI Initiative Focuses on Improving Medication Safety

Adverse drug events (ADEs) nearly always present an opportunity for improvement. Unfortunately, adverse events from nephrotoxic medication administration are common, and frequently preventable, among...