Anna Jones, PhD

You learned how to do it before you could spell it. It may be one of the most important things you can do to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

Read how early planning to protect patients and staff through infection prevention measures readied this facility for the pandemic.

This psychologist gives advice on caring for infant and toddler mental health, and the No. 1 thing to do isn’t what you would expect. %

The HemoFOCUS screening process uses a standardized rating scale to screen children with hemophilia for inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity, which are symptoms of ADHD. The goal is to improve the odds that patients with a dual diagnosis will be identified and will receive appropriate educational and psychosocial services.

Wearing a mask is a small thing to help protect St. Jude patients and those who care for them. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, masked patients were a common sight on the hospital’s campus. This is an opportunity to step into their shoes.

Telemedicine, identified in 1879 as a way to reduce patient office visits, has become a necessary way to enhance the quality of care throughout the world.

These communications programs have a significant impact in helping ensure patient care is consistent across care teams.

Read how teachers work to make school as normal as possible for these pediatric cancer patients – first, get some toothpicks and gummies...

Read how this place is perfect for physicians to pursue research to enhance pediatric health care throughout the world.

These labs are highly specialized and deliver researchers access to advanced and speedy scientific results.