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Join the series that provides a free virtual learning network for medical providers and other allied disciplines on ways to provide education to families about comprehensive treatment for pain management.

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Rumination

Join the series as we discuss the challenges of rumination syndrome, providing education to advance treatment, understanding, and outcomes for patients.

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Telehealth Autism Assessment

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Tourette Syndrome and Tic Disorders

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A Partnership To Fill a Gap in Pediatric Residential Behavioral Health Care

Nearly 140 Ohio children must receive residential psychiatric care outside of the state each day because of a lack of local facilities. The Buckeye Ranch and Nationwide Children’s Hospital, with the help of the Ohio Department of Medicaid’s OhioRISE program, have broken ground on a new facility to help address that need.

A Virtual Program to Aid Families of Children With Autism

For years, Project ECHO has allowed Nationwide Children’s experts to virtually educate health care providers throughout Ohio. Now, the hospital is using the same model to support families of children with autism throughout the United States.

Addressing the Growing Concern of Doctor Burnout

Doctors experience burnout and other mental health concerns at a higher rate than many other professions. A recent grant from the federal Health Resources and Services Administration is helping Nationwide Children’s Hospital and its collaborators around the country develop interventions to help.

Addressing the Rising Rate of Young Child Suicide

Suicide rates among children 5 to 11 years of age increased nearly 15% annually between 2012 and 2017. But there’s limited research that could lead to suicide prevention strategies in these young children. A recent study from the Center for Suicide Prevention and Research at Nationwide Children’s Hospital has helped to address that gap.