Researching a Unique Model of Care
December 7, 2020
A grant from The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust is allowing CHLA to study an innovative model of caring for young people with Type 1 diabetes.
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For Young Adults With Diabetes, a Dose of Empathy Is as Important as Insulin
January 26, 2022
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles receives $1.9 million award from the Helmsley Charitable Trust to disseminate Dr. Jennifer Raymond’s model of patient-centered care nationally.
Jennifer Raymond, MD: Lessons Learned From Challenges Faced
March 5, 2018
In addition to caring for patients with type 1 diabetes and other endocrine disorders, Jennifer Raymond, MD, MCR, conducts clinical research in type 1 diabetes and telemedicine.
Connecting With Patients, Wherever They Are
June 15, 2020
Long before COVID-19, Jennifer Raymond, MD, MCR, was pioneering virtual care for her patients with diabetes.
Understanding Cancer Survival in Adolescents and Young Adults
November 8, 2021
Researchers have been delving deeper to better understand long-term cancer survival and quality of life for adolescent and young adult patients.
Integrating Infant Mental Health into the NICCU
April 5, 2019
Bringing a baby into the world involves many firsts – mothers and fathers are discovering their new roles, babies are learning what it means to live outside the womb, and the family is forging a
Improving Endocrine Care for Childhood Cancer Survivors
November 4, 2021
New clinic provides comprehensive screening and treatment for children with endocrine issues caused by cancer treatment.
Mental Healthcare ... in the NICCU?
April 9, 2019
Bringing a baby into the world involves many firsts – mothers and fathers are discovering their new roles, babies are learning what it means to live outside the womb, and the family is forging a
Safely Reducing Opioid Use for Post-Surgical Pain Control in Children
February 3, 2022
There is considerable variation in how doctors prescribe opioids to children and adolescents following removal of the appendix. A quality improvement project involving 10 pediatric hospitals in the