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Hydrocephalus Program
At Nationwide Children’s Hospital, the Hydrocephalus Program cares for children with hydrocephalus at every stage — from before birth through young adulthood. Led by Albert M. Isaacs, MD, PhD, a nationally recognized leader in pediatric hydrocephalus care and research, our team brings together experts from multiple specialties to deliver coordinated, personalized treatment.
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Nationwide Childrens Hospital and OhioHealth partner to bring emergency services for children and adults to Lewis Center
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Medical professionals all agree that children require special care. And because our staff is dedicated to pediatrics, we have a higher level of understanding.
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International Adoption Clinic
Our clinic offers families a wide range of services before, during and after adoption.
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Protective Services Careers
Each day brings new opportunities and experiences working in the world of Protective Services. Just like our hospital, Protective Services operates 24/7, 365 days a year, keeping Nationwide Children’s a safe place every day.
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Blake's Journey: Transport to Nationwide Children's Hospital
When Blake was born with spina bifida, getting him to the right care was urgent. Discover how Nationwide Children’s Hospital ensured a safe transport and gave Blake the best start possible.
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CareLink
Nationwide Children’s CareLink is a free, web-based application available to community providers. It offers external physicians and support staff read-only access to patient electronic medical records in real-time.
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5 Tips to Avoid Swimmer’s Ear
Swimmer’s ear can turn summer fun into a painful problem. Learn how to help protect your child’s ears with five easy prevention tips, and when to call the pediatrician.