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Children's Mercy Kansas City (CMKC) is a leading independent children's health organization dedicated to holistic care, translational research, breakthrough innovation and educating the next generation of caregivers.
Together, we transform the health, wellbeing and potential of children, with unwavering compassion for those most vulnerable.
The Children's Mercy Center for Pediatric Innovation was established in 2015 to help bring innovations to life. The Center's goals are to advance our mission, build our reputation and create new sustainability models/revenue streams. CMKC collaborates with global strategic partners to deliver solutions that create a world of wellbeing for all children.
CMKC has been at the forefront of innovation since our founding sisters Alice Berry Graham and Katharine Berry Richardson felt compassion for Kansas City’s neediest children. Innovation starts with empathy and solving for deep needs, which continues to be at the heart of the employees at CMKC driving them to innovate new solutions to transform the health, wellbeing and potential of children.
Understanding glucose metabolism is essential for prevention, diagnosis, and management of variou...
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Researchers and clinicians at Children’s Mercy Hospital have developed Infuse-a-Cuff, a novel cat...
The Rising T1DE Alliance aims to increase the rate of deployment of successful interventions and ...
Black Cloud Game™ is an immersive board game developed by Children’s Mercy Hospital, and designed...
The Children's Mercy Center for Pediatric Innovation helps to bring innovations to life, delivering solutions that create a world of wellbeing for all children.
Investigators at the Children’s Mercy Research Institute (CMRI) are collaborating with the Mayo Clinic on the GOLDILOKs PRISM study. This new study is using Artificial Intelligence to predict teens’ response to depression treatment. The study aims to match patients with an effective treatment as soon as possible and minimize the amount of time they may receive ineffective treatment.
Thousands of genetic diseases affecting children remain undiscovered and untreatable. But hope is on the horizon with Genomic Answers for Kids, a first-of-its-kind pediatric data repository to find novel treatments for pediatric genetic conditions.