Resources for Patients
The Nationwide Children's Center for Colorectal and Pelvic Reconstruction (CCPR) team is committed to helping your family understand your child’s colorectal condition as well as provide treatment and follow-up care. Please find a list of resources below that can help you and your family.
Our team is also always happy to answer your questions or help you schedule an appointment. Please call (614) 722-4086 or email us at ccpr@nationwidechildrens.org.
The Bowel Management Bootcamp is a seven-day outpatient program for children dealing with the inability to control when stool needs to stay inside or leave the body. This custom set of treatments is designed to keep your child free from stool accidents, so that he or she may be able to wear normal underwear and participate in normal activities.
Bowel Management Bootcamp Dates for 2017:
January 11-19
February 1-9
March 1-9
April 5-13
For information on the Bowel Management Bootcamp Enema Program, click here.
For information on the Bowel Management Bootcamp Medicine Program, click here.
For information on the Bowel Management Bootcamp Video Series, click here.
Because of the complexity of many conditions related to the colon and rectum, some children require care throughout their life. This link outlines the lifetime milestones of care provided by the Nationwide Children's Center for Colorectal and Pelvic Reconstruction.
Read the latest news and journal publications from the CCPR Team.
The Nationwide Children's Center for Colorectal and Pelvic Reconstruction is devoted to caring for children around the world who have complex colorectal and pelvic abnormalities who otherwise have only limited access to surgical services. It is a fundamental principle of our work that children get the same standard of care around the world as they would if they were being cared for at Nationwide Children’s.
Meet the Nationwide Children’s Hospital CCPR Team.
Connecting Families provides an opportunity to receive support from another family which is matched together based on the child’s diagnosis. The mission is to help create family-to-family partnerships to promote healthy lifestyles and enhance the quality of life for the child and for their family. To request a mentor, please visit here.
Children with fecal incontinence often times benefit from diet modifications. Depending on the child, different diets and foods should either be added or avoided to help keep him or her clean and free from accidents. This link provides appropriate food selections.
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Nationwide Children's Health Library
These resources will help you and your family prepare for your surgery experience with us.
Helping Hand instructions are intended as a supplement to verbal instructions provided by the team at CCPR.
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Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Youth Rally
Youth Rally helps teens who have a bowel or bladder dysfunction or ostomy prepare for independence and build a personal support network.
Victory Junction
Victory Junction enriches the lives of children with serious illnesses by providing life-changing camping experiences that are exciting, fun and empowering, at no cost to children or their families.
The Center for Courageous Kids
The mission of The Center for Courageous Kids is to uplift children who have life-threatening illnesses by creating experiences year-round that are memorable, exciting, fun, build self-esteem, are physically safe, and medically sound.
The Welcome Center supports the needs of patients and families arriving from out of town or out of the country. Welcome Center Concierge Services include help with housing and travel arrangements, financial information and other support services.
Specialists from many different disciplines will work together as a team to treat your child. Our CCPR staff and nurse navigators will assist you with your scheduling needs.