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Holiday safety tips to keep your family safe
Discover essential holiday safety tips to keep your family safe while creating joyful memories this season. Stay safe and celebrate with joy!
December
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Clinical Care
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Education
As a champion for children, learn about the impact of your gift on education at Children's Mercy.
Your Impact: Research
As a champion for children, learn about the impact of your gift on research at Children's Mercy.
Mission
As a champion for children, learn about the impact of your gift on our mission at Children's Mercy.
Hallucinations
Clinical Pathways promote evidence-based, safe, and high-value patient care by providing clinical recommendations and standard processes. They are developed by multidisciplinary committees...
Hallucinations: Primary Psychiatric Diagnoses
Delusional disorder Brief psychotic disorder Schizophreniform disorder Schizophrenia Schizoaffective disorder Schizotypal personality disorder Bipolar disorder Depression with psychosis These pathways...
Hallucinations: Non-Psychiatric Causes
Category Concerning Features *Necessitates immediate transfer to ED Example Diagnoses Testing to Consider Neurologic HISTORY: Seizures* Headache +/- associated photophobia, phonophobia...
Clinical Practice Guidelines, Care Process Models, and Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Pathways
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Bleeding (Life-Threatening): Children's Mercy Kansas
Clinical Pathways promote evidence-based, safe, and high-value patient care by providing clinical recommendations and standard processes. They are developed by multidisciplinary committees...
Dr. Mark Connelly Receives NIH Grant to Study Preventive Mind-Body Treatment for Pediatric Migraine
Dr. Connelly’s study is testing a nonpharmacological, noninvasive brain-computer interface that delivers a mind-body treatment aimed at modifying cortical excitability — a key vulnerability factor for...
Children’s Mercy at Mercy Springfield Communities
Expert pediatric care, close to home Families in southwest Missouri now have access to the nationally recognized pediatric experts at Children’s Mercy. From inpatient care and intensive care units (PICU &...
Snow day magic: Creative crafts and cozy fun for the whole family
When the snow starts falling and school gets canceled, it’s the perfect opportunity to turn your home into a winter wonderland of creativity and connection. Whether you're looking to bundle up and head...
Cerumen Impaction
Clinical Pathways promote evidence-based, safe, and high-value patient care by providing clinical recommendations and standard processes. They are developed by multidisciplinary committees of subject...
Foreign Body: Ear
Clinical Pathways promote evidence-based, safe, and high-value patient care by providing clinical recommendations and standard processes. They are developed by multidisciplinary committees...
Group Volunteers
Your company or community group can make a big difference for kids and families by volunteering for just a few hours! Learn more.
Adult Volunteer
As one of our adult volunteers, you play a central role in creating a positive experience for patients and families during their time at Children’s Mercy. Our volunteers are stewards of our hospital...
Volunteer at the Hospital
Every day, our incredible volunteers — community members just like you — make a difference in the lives of Children’s Mercy’s patients and families by serving in various important roles throughout the...
What parents should know: Giving your child a cell phone
Many parents wonder when the right time is to give your child a cell phone. There isn’t one perfect answer, but there are things you can think about to help make the best choice for your family. Keep...