Four questions with Pari Faraji, M.D.
Four questions with about child and adolescent psychiatry with Pari Faraji, M.D. the director of the Pediatric Psychosis Clinic at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital.
Category: Patient Care
Bringing visibility to a rare disease
Nevaeh was diagnosed with Alport Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that causes kidney disease. Hear from Nevaeh about her experience at Doernbecher and her hopes for the future.
Where courage meets care
Penelope was born with a rare blood disorder. When complication after complication hit, her family turned to OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, who helped her family through a complex diagnosis.
Powered up
Andrew was diagnosed with a brain tumor at 4. With care from OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, Andrew is now a thriving fourth-grader who loves playing video games.
Finding his voice
Mason arrived 13 weeks early. At just two pounds, he was taken to OHSU Doernbecher’s NICU — and the specialized care he received made all the difference.
Taking on triple negative breast cancer
After her annual mammogram, Jennifer was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer — the most aggressive form of breast cancer. Hear from Jennifer, in her own words, about her medical journey.
Four questions with Jonathan Lindner, MD
OHSU cardiologist Jonathan Lindner, MD, is an expert in cardiovascular imaging and blood vessel diseases. Lindner pioneered the use of advanced non-invasive imaging with nanotechnology for early detection of disease.
Dialed in: How COVID-19 fueled the growth of telemedicine
In 2019, OHSU set a goal of doubling its number of patient virtual visits each year, aiming for 16,000 visits in 2020 — an ambitious target. COVID-19 changed that.
Calling the shots
Meet a nurse who helps COVID-19 Connected Care Center callers find their way — and keeps the community safe through phone assessments and by providing vaccine information.
A shelter in the storm
Despite the physical and emotional toll of frequent trips from Grants Pass to OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, there’s a bright spot for the Scherrer family: the Rood Family Pavilion.
