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Perioperative Safety: Engage, Integrate, Empower, Sustain to Eliminate Patient Safety Events
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Unlabelled: The perioperative environment is one of the most complex areas within a hospital with significant safety risks. Despite a long history of safety-focused work, a recent cluster of patient safety events prompted a renewed comprehe
article · Nov 2026
Socioeconomic disadvantage score was created for each patient based on median household income and education level in their local communities — Sophia Schermerhorn, Social Determinants of Health Influence on Survival in Wilms Tumor, Neuroblastoma, and Hepatoblastoma · 0:20
Patient and Family Resources
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Patient and Family Resources | Cincinnati Children's Schedule an Appointment Directions International Billing Sign in to MyChart Ways to Help Donate Now Navigation Patients and Families Patients and Family Home Schedule an Appointment Servi
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Resources for Healthcare Professionals
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Resources for Healthcare Professionals Schedule an Appointment Directions International Billing Sign in to MyChart Ways to Help Donate Now Navigation Patients and Families Patients and Family Home Schedule an Appointment Services and Specia
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Researchers, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
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We believe in science and compassion. Learn how our scientists conduct breakthrough research to improve the lives of children every day.
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Support Services | Cincinnati Children's Research Foundation
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Support services help design grant proposals, manage data, comply with regulations, protect intellectual property and assist with commercialization. Read more.
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James M. Anderson Center for Health Systems Excellence
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At the James M. Anderson Center for Health Systems Excellence, we work to optimize the integration of research and improvement. Read more.
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Newsroom
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Cincinnati Children’s is dedicated to keeping families, healthcare professionals, and the news media informed with the latest updates, discoveries, and institutional milestones.
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Client Challenge
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article · Nov 2026
In-hospital and 90-day outcomes after total pancreatectomy with islet autotransplantation for pediatric chronic and acute recurrent pancreatitis
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… patients undergoing TPIAT, found that patients had below average HRQOL before surgery … days after surgery, indicating the profound social and quality of life benefit pediatric patients …
article · Nov 2026
Social Determinants of Health Influence on Survival in Wilms Tumor, Neuroblastoma, and Hepatoblastoma
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Colleen P Nofi, Bailey K Roberts, Erin G Brown, Barrie S Rich, Meera Kotagal, & Richard D Glick Background: The influence of social determinants of health (SDOH) on childhood cancer outcomes is complex and understudied. This study aimed to
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Social Determinants of Health Influence on Survival in Wilms Tumor, Neuroblastoma, and Hepatoblastoma
Study was a retrospective analysis of 12,000 patients with neuroblastoma, Wilms tumor, and hepatoblastoma from the National Cancer Database
epidemiologicalSophia Schermerhorn0:12 ↗
Socioeconomic disadvantage score was created for each patient based on median household income and education level in their local communities
epidemiologicalSophia Schermerhorn0:20 ↗
The most disadvantaged children were more likely to have worse survival for Wilms tumor and neuroblastoma
epidemiologicalSophia Schermerhorn0:31 ↗
After adjusting for tumor size, grade, treatment, and comorbidities, socioeconomic effects on survival remained present
epidemiologicalSophia Schermerhorn0:37 ↗
Hazard ratio for socioeconomic disadvantage was 2.02 for Wilms tumor
epidemiologicalSophia Schermerhorn0:44 ↗
Hazard ratio for socioeconomic disadvantage was 1.29 for hepatoblastoma
epidemiologicalSophia Schermerhorn0:44 ↗
Pediatric oncology outcomes depend on tumor biology, treatment received, and social determinants of health
opinionSophia Schermerhorn0:51 ↗
Identifying socioeconomic risk factors is necessary to close equity gaps and improve survival for all children with solid tumors
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