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Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital spent months conducting a comprehensive review of its Heart Institute, with the goal of reopening its heart surgery program with patient safety at the forefront. As part of this review, a group of national pediatric heart experts conducted a top-to-bottom clinical evaluation and recommended a series of important changes. Over the course of the last year, the Heart Institute has implemented the recommended changes, which include industry-leading training programs and rigorous data analysis of patient safety measures. We conducted a national search for new heart surgeons and hired a team of exceptionally talented surgeons, each of whom brings a career of success in highly specialized pediatric or neonatal cardiothoracic surgery to the Tampa Bay region. Johns Hopkins remains proud and deeply committed to being part of this community. We continue to strive to earn your trust.
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Melissa was treated for cleft lip at Johns Hopkins All Children’s as a child, returning as an adult when her daughter Harper needed treatment for the same condition. The family has found the care and support they needed with the hospital’s cleft and craniofacial team.
Baby Aiden needed a tracheostomy to help him breathe. As his surgery date approached, his mom Karina came up with an idea to bring a little light amid the stressful time.
Lacy Chavis, Psy.D., offers tips for parents and talks about the importance of things like making time for yourself and setting realistic expectations.
Pediatric infectious diseases specialist Matthew Thomas, M.D., debunks some of the more recent myths about masks, and provides tips for families on how to help children adjust to wearing a mask.
Joe Perno, M.D., vice president of medical affairs and the vice chairman of the Department of Medicine at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, gives recommendations for children and families to be safe during this time of the coronavirus.
With a little creativity, therapists at Johns Hopkins All Children’s are using telemedicine so patients like Leliana can continue to receive the care they need from home.