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Amanda Linton’s four-year-old daughter Adeline has had several MRIs at CHEO since she was a baby, and she needed general anesthesia each time.
That meant days off work for a procedure that required more than three hours in hospital.
News PostThe CHEO sleep clinic can now see more new patients and treat those with severe sleep apnea much sooner thanks to - Mar 15, 2024
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News PostEffective communication is a valuable aid in patient care and recovery, which is why CHEO uses the H.E.
News PostIV nurses take enormous pride in limiting pain and discomfort for patients who require vascular access, whether it is just once or many IV sites over a prolonged period.
For the last three years, CHEO has implemented five Best Practice Guidelines (BPGs) based on current best evidence, including the care and maintenance to reduce vascular access complications.
News PostIn another initiative to address the pressing youth mental health needs in the region and relieve pressure on the emergency department, CHEO unveiled its new Mental Health Transitional Unit. Located close to the Emergency Department, this new short-stay transitional space will focus on providing children and youth safe and specialized care with mental health professional.
News PostIn January 2020 CHEO broke ground on a project to revamp our catheterization (cath) and interventional radiology (IR) labs and build a new state-of-the-art simulation (Sim) lab for medical learners – spaces that will support some of CHEO’s sickest children and youth and provide medical learners with a risk-free training environment.
After months of demolition, we’re excited towelcome some of the new tech that will bring these labs to life! We want to give you a breakdown of some.
News Post'CHEO interventional radiology is constantly growing and expanding’
Changes at CHEO to transform pediatric care in the region
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