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2019: A year in review

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Celebrating 65 Years Our History What can be accomplished in 65 years? The answer is — a lot. When you have a clear vision, the right people and a structure in place, the sky is the limit. More Maxims of Leadership Our Foundation Years ago, Texas Children’s President and CEO Mark A. Wallace created his 10 Leadership Maxims to guide the organization and its culture. More Cultivating leadership at all levels Our People One of our mantras at Texas Children’s is that we all are leaders, no matter our position in the organization or our title. More
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Welcome to Texas Children’s 2019: A year in review.


2019 was another productive year for Texas Children’s. As I look back, I’m grateful for how much we have to celebrate, including a milestone anniversary marking 65 years of serving children and women across the globe. Texas Children’s journey has been shaped by strong leaders – both past and present. Their legacy is at the foundation of who we are and has allowed us to become a world-class organization leading in pediatric care, education and research.

Just last year, we had:
•More than 40,000 surgeries
•157,000-plus Emergency Center visits
•4.6 million patient encounters
•More than 789,000 clinic visits
•6,000-plus deliveries at Texas Children’s Pavilion for Women
•And, 36,372 hospital admissions ...

In 2019 — during our 65th anniversary — Texas Children’s was ranked No. 3 among all children’s hospitals in the nation – a ranking no other pediatric hospital in Texas has ever achieved. For the first time, Texas Children’s also ranked in the top 10 in each of the U.S. News & World Report-recognized pediatric sub-specialties. Six of our sub-specialties were ranked in the top three – two are ranked No. 1, two are ranked No. 2, and another two are ranked No. 3.

We also received accolades from several other institutions. Indeed named Texas Children’s the No. 4 workplace among the top 25 hospitals that have consistently earned high marks from current and past employees on the world’s top-rated job site. Forbes ranked Texas Children’s as No. 276 among the best 500 large companies in the nation. And, locally, Texas Children’s came in as the fifth best place to work in Houston by Houston Business Journal.

As you can see, 2019 was a busy year for Texas Children’s. I hope you enjoy visiting our 2019: A year in review and reading about some of our remarkable milestones. We look forward to making each year better than the last.

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Texas Children’s has a passion for providing expert, innovative care to all women and children who need our help. We strive to provide that care in a way that is convenient and compassionate to everyone involved. Many of our stories in 2019 demonstrate our dedication to these commitments. Here are some of our top picks.

News story Keeping our promise Generous contributors to Texas Children’s Promise Campaign helped raise an historic $578.4 million – more than $100 million more than the campaign’s original goal - to fund the largest expansion effort in the hospital’s history. More News story Mission Control In 2019, Texas Children’s Health Plan launched Mission Control, a centralized area where key members of various teams gather to address member concerns and better coordinate their care. More News story Peace and comfort The committed and talented individuals of Texas Children’s Child Life Department grew in 2019 to include a Creative and Therapeutic Arts Program and a gaming activity coordinator, who is using technology to engage patients. More News story Pioneering procedure Surgeons with Texas Children’s Fetal Center performed their 100th neural tube defect repair in fiscal year 2019. More than half of which were performed fetoscopically, an experimental, minimally-invasive surgical approach pioneered at Texas Children’s in 2014. More

Texas Children’s is consistently breaking new ground on novel ways to care for women and children. Our expert clinicians and staff always aim for the best. Here are some of the milestones that advanced Texas Children’s mission in 2019.
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Disney Magic officially arrives

The April 2019 launch of the Disney Team of Heroes pilot at Texas Children’s Hospital was the culmination of a year of hard work and collaboration.

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Care that’s close to home

Texas Children’s is focused on bringing quality pediatric health care to patients and families as close to home as possible. That’s why in 2019 the organization rebranded its Health Centers to Specialty Care Clinics.

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Another historic first for Heart Center

A team of experts led by congenital heart surgeon Dr. Iki Adachi became the first in the United States to implant a ventricular assist device specifically designed for small children.

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