Nationwide Children’s Hospital continues to celebrate unprecedented success – from the number of patients we serve and people we employ, to our ambitious facility expansion and an increasing national reputation. Since our beginnings as a five-room institution 116 years ago, we’ve become one of the largest children’s hospitals and pediatric research centers in the world.
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We are pleased to share with you the 2007 joint report for the Department of Pediatrics at The Ohio State University and Nationwide Children’s Hospital. 2007 was an exciting and productive year for the Department of Pediatrics and Nationwide Children’s Hospital. Twenty-four new faculty joined the department to enhance our clinical, research and educational programs. Clinical leaders in Dermatology, Rheumatology and Chronic Pain highlighted our clinical recruitments. We also added Divisions of Sports Medicine, Hospital Medicine and Child and Family Advocacy. The Department added a Vice Chair for Quality since this is a major focus of our clinical programs.
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Allen cont'd...
While we will always be steadfast in our role as the safety net for central Ohio’s children, we are gaining prominence as the go-to institution for families from throughout the United States and beyond. Thanks to the enduring relationship we enjoy with The Ohio State University, our teaching and research are setting new standards. We are gratified by the growing number of world-class physicians and scientists who choose to pursue their professional aspirations at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, further extending our unparalleled level of care and our unmatched atmosphere of scientific inquiry.

While much is changing at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, our commitment to providing the best care possible regardless of a family’s ability to pay will always be our driving force. I appreciate the time you take to review this annual report to learn of the many ways Nationwide Children’s Hospital is achieving the best in pediatric care.

Sincerely,
Steve Allen, MD
Chief Executive Officer, Nationwide Children’s Hospital

Brady cont'd...
Our research program continues to excel under the leadership of Dr. John A. Barnard, Vice Chair of Research and President of The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. In 2007, total external research funding and NIH prime funding increased by 20% and 17%, respectively, over our funding in 2006. This growth will be enhanced by the recent successful application with The Ohio State University College of Medicine for the Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) (Dr. John A. Barnard is co-PI).

Our training programs continue to develop the next generation of pediatricians and pediatric subspecialists. In 2007, we initiated a fellowship in Endocrinology. This brought our total number of fellows in 2007 to 61. We have been approved for fellowships in rheumatology and adolescent medicine. The department is excited about our growth and the on-going innovations. However, our values remain steadfast: highest quality of clinical care for children; research innovation to secure a better life for our children; advocacy to ensure children have access to care and services that they need; and educational programs to develop the next generation of pediatric health providers.

Sincerely,
Michael Brady, MD
Chair, Department of Pediatrics,
The Ohio State University College of Medicine

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Introduction
Download Introduction PDF (1 MB)
Download OSU Collaboration PDF (1 MB)
Download Residency PDF (1 MB)
Download Facilities PDF (1 MB)

Leadership
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News and Announcements
Download News and Announcements PDF (1.5 MB)

Achievments
Download Achievments PDF (.4 MB)

Feature Articles
Advancing Patient Care Through Scientific Discovery (.5 MB)
Advancing Care with Technology that Leads to Minimally Invasive Procedures (.5 MB)
Advancing the Science of Treating Congenital Heart Disease (.5 MB)
Advancing the Concept of Family-Centered Care (.2 MB)
Advancing the Care, Treatment and Long-Term Health of Neonates (.54 MB)

Department/Section/Program Reports
Adolescent Health (.8 MB)
Allergy(.8 MB)
Ambulatory Pediatrics (.6 MB)
Anesthesiology (.1 MB)
Behavioral Health Sciences (.1 MB)
Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders (.1 MB)
Center for Child and Family Advocacy (.1 MB)
Critical Care Medicine (.17 MB)
Dentistry (.08 MB)
Dermatology (.08 MB)
Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics (.12 MB)
Emergency Medicine (.14 MB)
Endocrinology and Metabolism (.14 MB)
Family Practice (.1 MB)
Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition (.1 MB)
General Pediatrics (.65 MB)
Center for Healthy Weight and Nutrition(.2 MB)
The Heart Center (.15 MB)
Hematology/Oncology/Blood and Marrow Transplantation (.17 MB)
Hospital Medicine (.17 MB)
Infectious Disease (.12 MB)
Molecular and Human Genetics (.12 MB)
Neonatology (.14 MB)
Nephrology (.8 MB)
Neurology (.13 MB)
Neurosurgery (.12 MB)
Obstetrics and Gynecology (.1 MB)
Ophthalmology (.12 MB)
Orthopaedics (.13 MB)
Otolaryngology (.14 MB)
Pathology and Laboratory Medicine (.14 MB)
Pediatric Surgery (.14 MB)
Pharmacology and Toxicology (.08 MB)
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (.07 MB)
Plastic Surgery (.14 MB)
Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology (.08 MB)
Psychiatry and Community Behavioral Health (.08 MB)
Pulmonary Medicine (.14 MB)
Radiology (.13 MB)
Rheumatology (.09 MB)
Sleep Disorders Center (.1 MB)
Sports Medicine (.14 MB)
Transplant (.25 MB)
Urology (.13 MB)

Research Institute Center Reports
Letter from the President (.12)
Battelle Center for Mathematical Medicine (.09MB)
Center for Biobehavioral Health (.09MB)
Center for Cardiovascular Medicine (.2 MB)
Center for Cell and Developmental Biology (1.2 MB)
Center for Childhood Cancer (.1 MB)
Center for Clinical and Translational Research (.1 MB)
Center for Gene Therapy (.2 MB)
Center for Injury Research and Policy (.09 MB)
Center for Innovation in Pediatric Practice (.08 MB)
Center for Microbial Pathogenesis (.25 MB)
Center for Molecular and Human Genetics (.23 MB)
Center for Perinatal Research (.3 MB)
Center for Quantitative and Computational Biology (.7 MB)
Center for Vaccines and Immunity (1.7 MB)