BC Children's Hospital MRI Research Facility

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  The staff at BCCH are some of the best in the country. The ER can sometimes be a long wait because parents are bringing their kids in for things that are not actually emergencies. This causes a backlog and the children are triaged according to severity of illness, so if you’ve been waiting 7 hours to see a Dr, it’s probably because you’re at the bottom of the danger flagpole and should have gone to a clinic instead. That being said, I have never had a negative experience with either of my children the times I had to bring them in. The nurses and Drs are incredibly compassionate and professional and went over every detail of symptoms etc with a fine tooth comb in order to provide us with an accurate diagnosis and care plan. I Would absolutely recommend bringing your child here should the need arise.

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  Excellent dedicated caring staff. If your child is at BCCH they are getting the best of the best. There are Amazing Volunteers , that can keep your child company ,entertain them while parents can rest, get something to eat, or tend to their other children . BCCH is a B.C. treasure!

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  My grand-nephew has severe hemophilia. The staff at Children’s have been amazing! He is treated like a VIP since birth. He is now 10 yrs old

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Contact | BC Children's Hospital Research Institute

The BC Children's Hospital MRI Research Facility is located at Entrance 99, near the admitting department of BC Women's Hospital and Health Centre, and across from the Djavad Mowafaghian Child Care Centre at BC Children's Hospital and BC Women's Hospital.

Our Facilities | BC Children's Hospital Research Institute

The BC Children's Hospital MRI Research Facility houses a 3T GE Discovery MR750 3.0 Tesla MRI scanner for functional MRI, structural MRI and spectroscopy. The current scanner software version is DV26.0_EB .

Giaschi, Deborah | Centre for Brain Health

• Visual and auditory perception in children • Perceptual deficits in amblyopia and developmental dyslexia • Cortical mechanisms involved in visual perception, auditory perception and reading Summary Visual perceptual abilities develop rapidly in infants, but considerable maturation occurs in preschool and elementary school-aged children.

Giaschi, Deborah | Neuroscience

Professor, Department of Opthamology & Visual Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, UBC; Director of Operations, BC Children's Hospital MRI Research Facility; Staff Scientist, BC Children's Hospital Contact Information

Giaschi, Deborah | MS

Professor, Department of Opthamology & Visual Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, UBC; Director of Operations, BC Children's Hospital MRI Research Facility; Staff Scientist, BC Children's Hospital Contact Information

Giaschi, Deborah | Neuroimaging and Neurocomputation Centre

• Visual and auditory perception in children • Perceptual deficits in amblyopia and developmental dyslexia • Cortical mechanisms involved in visual perception, auditory perception and reading Summary Visual perceptual abilities develop rapidly in infants, but considerable maturation occurs in preschool and elementary school-aged children.

Giaschi, Deborah | Clinic for Alzheimer Disease and Related ...

• Visual and auditory perception in children • Perceptual deficits in amblyopia and developmental dyslexia • Cortical mechanisms involved in visual perception, auditory perception and reading Summary Visual perceptual abilities develop rapidly in infants, but considerable maturation occurs in preschool and elementary school-aged children.

Giaschi, Deborah | Brain Circuits

Professor, Department of Opthamology & Visual Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, UBC; Director of Operations, BC Children's Hospital MRI Research Facility; Staff Scientist, BC Children's Hospital Contact Information