A PICC line is a thin plastic tube inserted into a vein in the inner elbow or upper arm for medication and fluid delivery. Learn how to care for it.
Venous Thromboembolism: Is My Child at Risk?
Learn about venous thromboembolism (VTE), a blood clot in the veins of arms or legs, lungs or brain, and its risk factors, signs, & prevention.
Health Steps for a Healthy You
Teaching children the importance of a healthy lifestyle is crucial. Learn how to make healthy food choices and stay active with these tips.
Second-hand Smoke and Children
Secondhand smoke is a serious health risk for children, exposing them to the same chemicals smokers inhale. Learn how to protect your child.
Infiltration and Extravasation
Infiltration and extravasation can occur during IV therapy, causing medicine or fluid to leak into surrounding tissue. Learn about symptoms and treatments.
Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter—PICC Giving Medications and Heparin Flush
A PICC line is a temporary tube inserted into a vein near the heart to reduce needle pricks. Learn how to care for it at home in this guide.
Child Life for the infant receiving supportive care
Child life specialists are trained professionals who provide support and education to infants and families receiving supportive care.
Child Life for the infant receiving comfort care
Learn about the role of child life specialists in helping infants and their families cope with hospitalization and comfort care.
Neonatal and Infant Massage
In this printable handout, CHOC pediatric experts guide parents and caregivers on how to give their baby a massage to improve health outcomes.
