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Seven Key Clinical Findings Shaping Pediatric Nephrology

Leadership in multicenter studies underscores Children’s Mercy Kansas City’s global impact in pediatric nephrology In its 18th consecutive year of funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the...

Spinal Fusion

Posterior spinal fusion   Spinal Fusion patient photo Posterior spinal fusion with instrumentation is the most common procedure performed for pediatric spinal conditions such as scoliosis and pathologic...

Dr. Jay Vivian Receives Grant To Further Research on Therapies for Vici Syndrome

Find a Researcher Researcher Network Donate Follow Us See All Stories Dr. Jay Vivian Receives Grant To Further Research on Therapies for Vici Syndrome Jay Vivian, PhD, Children’s Mercy Research Institute...

Pectus Excavatum

Pectus excavatum, or sunken chest, is the most common chest abnormality in children. The experts at Children’s Mercy are recognized leaders in pectus excavatum surgery, including the minimally invasive...

Torn ACL: Nahomi’s Story

Meet Nahomi As she was growing up, you could find Nahomi Sanchez on the soccer field almost any day of the week. “Monday through Friday I had soccer practice, then I played games on Saturday and Sunday,”

Feeding Clinic Team

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Provider Relations Team

The Provider Relations team serves as liaisons between Children's Mercy and all referring providers and their staff.

Anesthesiology

The pediatric anesthesiologists at Children’s Mercy are experts at providing for the unique needs of children who are undergoing surgery or other procedures.

Request a Consult

Physicians and providers may access the expertise of more than 700 pediatric subspecialists and surgeons at Children's Mercy by requesting a consult.

Research Summer Scholars

Undergraduate students can make a real impact in pediatric research at the Children’s Mercy Research Institute (CMRI) this summer. This competitive program offers the opportunity to work with expert...

Congenital Cardiac Surgery Fellowship

Our Heart Center Faculty and Fellows Meet the Heart Center Team How to Apply This two year, ACGME-accredited training experience is designed to promote expertise through outstanding clinical, surgical...

Preparing for a Contrast Enema

A contrast enema helps your child’s doctor learn more about your child’s intestine and colon. This information will help prepare you and your child for a contrast enema.

Research Education at the Children's Mercy Research Institute

The Children’s Mercy Research Institute (CMRI) offers several research education opportunities for healthcare professionals, researchers, and students.

Tuition Assistance

Tuition discounts and academic advising available If you've considered starting school or finishing a degree, you should learn about the Tuition Assistance Program. Full-time and part-time employees...

Constipation in Kids: Your Family's Guide to Getting "Unstuck"

Most childhood constipation is functional constipation, which means there’s no underlying disease or problems. Some kids with functional constipation need help getting "unstuck."...

International Services

Children's Mercy receives requests for services from more than 36 countries. Children's Mercy International Services coordinates care for children and their families who come from abroad and...

Patients Undergoing a Surgical OR Endoscopy Procedure With a Presumed Risk for Adrenal Crisis

Situations in which operative steroid stress-dosing is necessary: Patient is taking steroids and exhibits Cushnoid features. Situations in which stress-dose steroids maybe necessary: Daily inhaled...

Mental Health: Climate Distress in Youth: How Physicians Can Make a Difference

Column Author: Sara Jane Anderson, MD, MPH | Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine Column Editor: Teddy Brisimitzakis, DO...

Evidence Based Strategies: Small Vessel Vasculitis, Potential for Big Complications

Column Author: Gillian Long, DO | Pediatric Resident, PGY3 Column Editor: Angela Etzenhouser, MD | PHM Director of Safety, PHM Director of Safety; Associate Program Director...

Pediatric emergency visits: what parents need to know

Summertime is in full swing! It’s time to be active outdoors and take advantage of longer days with swimming, outdoor dining, bicycling and more. This also means it’s time to use extra care in preventing...