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    May 1, 2026, Rockland, Ont. — By CHEO - May 01, 2026

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    A new CHEO-led initiative gives community pediatricians the tools to better manage childhood asthma, which helps reduce wait-lists and delivers high-quality care sooner.

    The Asthma Integrated Care Pathway was created in 2024 to address wait times for pediatric asthma, supported by a historic investment from the Ontario government.

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    April 9, 2026, Ottawa, Ont. - CHEO, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, and Hamilton Health Sciences’ McMaster Children’s Hospital welcome the By CHEO - Apr 09, 2026

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    CHEO has added yet another AI tool to its modern approach to care, and that's making a big difference in the Emergency Department.

    Documentation is a major part of a clinician’s workload,often causing fatigue, burnout, and less time for patient care.

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    March 30, 2026, Ottawa, ON — The next phase of work on CHEO’s new Integrated Treatment Centrewill temporarily affect access to the main entrance.

    These changes will be in place from Monday, April 6 to Friday, May 22, and will have an impact on patients, families and those who work at CHEO.

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    In a bright corner of CHEO, a gentle blend of classical and contemporary filled the halls of units that provide mental health care, and the audience's eyes brightened even more during the first notes of “Golden,” the award-winning hit song from the film, K‑Pop Demon Hunters.

    It was aneffective strategy to engage and entertain youthin the second performance of a  By CHEO - Mar 17, 2026

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    The final structural beam will soon be installed in CHEO’s new  By CHEO - Mar 11, 2026

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    CHEO researchers have developed a promising new way to improve mental health care by using artificial intelligence (AI) and electronic health records to better predict which young people are most at risk of returning to the CHEO emergency department (ED) for mental health concerns. 

    When a child or youth comes to the ED for mental health care, nearly half will return to the ED within six months.

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    Crowds, loud noises, and unfamiliar spaces can make the airport stressful for families. The experience can be especially hard for neurodiverse kids, who often benefit from knowing what to expect ahead of time.

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    The time change is hard on everyone, but kids can have an especially difficult time adjusting when the clocks fall back and spring ahead one hour.

    There are some things you can do to support your child or youth before and after the time change to help soften the impact.

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