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Clavicle Fractures
Clavicle (collarbone) fractures are one of the most common fractures in children. Most clavicle fractures heal well without surgery because children's bones have a strong ability to heal and remodel as...
Children’s Mercy Is Built for Kids
Children’s Mercy has been taking care of kids. With more than 8,600 caring experts in our health system, you can always find someone to help.
Abdominal Pain Outcomes
Abdominal Pain Outcomes Why should you care? Chronic abdominal pain is a common problem that affects up to 20 percent of all school-aged children and teens. Despite how many youth struggle with abdominal...
Fertility Preservation
Fertility Preservation We understand how important future fertility can be for your child or teen’s long-term well-being. That’s why we offer compassionate, expert support to help families explore...
NEON Clinic
NEON Clinic The region's highest level NICU. Contact Us (816) 234-3799 The NEON Infant Care Clinic (Neonatal Evaluation and Outcomes Network) provides care for babies who need complex medical and...
Neonatology Team
Meet the Neonatology team at Children's Mercy.
Heart Transplant Program Volumes and Outcomes
The Heart Transplant Program at Children’s Mercy is nationally recognized as one of the top pediatric heart centers in the nation. View data about our patient volume and outcomes.
Kidney Transplant Program Volumes and Outcomes
The Children's Mercy multidisciplinary team works with referring physicians before, during and after a kidney transplant to ensure effective continuity of care for pediatric transplant recipients and...
Program Leadership
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The No. 1 rule about cleaning out earwax
Let’s set the scene - you look over at your kid and there’s a bunch of earwax in their ear. You may feel immediate panic to clean it out. There’s no way you can let them walk around like that. So, you run...
Academic Curriculum - Pediatric Ethics Fellowship
The educational opportunities during this fellowship are robust and varied. At a minimum, the Pediatric Ethics fellow participates in the Certificate Program in Pediatric Bioethics, the Ethics Committee...
Leg Fractures
Leg fractures in children can involve the femur (thigh bone) or tibia (shin bone). Treatment depends on the child's age, the location of the fracture, and how well the bones are aligned. Many leg fractures...
nPEP Medication Guidance
Disclaimer This care process model does not establish a standard of care to be followed in every case. It is recognized that each case is different, and those individuals involved in providing health care...
Academic Curriculum - Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
Photo Our academic curriculum highlights Tuesday and Wednesday noon lectures that are protected time for fellows. We develop our didactics based on ABP content specifications and current “need-to-know”
Clinical Experience - Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
Clinical rotations occur in four-week blocks. All call is in-house with a critical care attending. First-year fellows typically have six calls per block; second- and third-year fellows have five calls per...
Volume and Outcomes
Highlights of the Liver Transplant Program Shortest wait time in pediatric liver transplant First dual organ transplant completed Heart/liver en bloc Liver/kidney en block NIH-funded site for the study of...
Labs and Research Teams
Labs and Research Teams at the Children's Mercy Research Institute Search for... Search Top...
Clinical Pharmacology Fellowship
Our Department Faculty and Fellows Email How to Apply The Division of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutic Innovation at Children's Mercy Kansas City offers a comprehensive fellowship in Pediatric...
Pediatric Pulmonology Fellowship
Pediatric Pulmonology Fellowship Our Department Faculty and Fellows Meet the Team How to Apply Great things come in small packages and our program is designed to meet your specific needs . Not sure what...
Eating Disorders: Medical Workup and Stabilization Pathway
Eating Disorders - Medical Work-up and Stabilization Pathway Clinical Pathways promote evidence-based, safe, and high-value care for patients by providing clinical recommendations and standard processes.