Working at the intersection of:
Medications, Information, Children
Your Child's Pharmacist has answers to your questions about your child's medications.
Individuals can benefit from specialized and personalized, medication review and assessment. Your Child's Pharmacist can help you make a monitoring plan to share with extended family, school to help assess both the treatment goal and detect side effects.
Your Child's Pharmacist helps organizations improve pediatric and neonatal care.
From individual units, to hospital systems. From higher education to quality improvement organizations. From pharma to a plastics fabricator. Your Child's Pharmacist has helped all those kinds of organizations meet their goals for infant safety and improved health.
Your Child's Pharmacist helps implement technology based solutions.
Infusion device selection for general and specialized applications. Implementation of EHR>< infusion device interoperability. Controlling controlled substances to the bedside.
Qs for YCP from families
Can I safely breastfeed a baby while taking this medicine?
What should I expect from this new antibiotic?
How will I know if a new ADHD med is working?
I'm supposed to find an antacid for my infant-which one is best?
Qs for YCP from organizations
Can the NICU be part of our hospital system's interoperability project?
Is it OK to use ibuprofen arginine for PDA closure?
Is there a way to give a fentanyl infusion from a syringe pump?
How do we teach our pharmacists more about NICU drug and nutrition therapy?
About Us
Who is Your Child's Pharmacist?
Who is Your Child's Pharmacist?
Who is Your Child's Pharmacist?
There's a place at the intersection of children, medication use and information. That's the place where a pharmacist with experience with all those things, can make a difference.
Kelly Burch, PharmD, BCPPS
Who is Your Child's Pharmacist?
Who is Your Child's Pharmacist?
Practice in pediatrics and neonatology since 1981.
Achieved Board of Pharmaceutical Specialties certification in pediatric pharmacotherapy 2019.
Clinical experience in all aspects of NICU care, particularly neonatal abstinence syndrome and nutrition support.
Leadership experience with multidisciplinary and pharmacy specialty teams directed
Practice in pediatrics and neonatology since 1981.
Achieved Board of Pharmaceutical Specialties certification in pediatric pharmacotherapy 2019.
Clinical experience in all aspects of NICU care, particularly neonatal abstinence syndrome and nutrition support.
Leadership experience with multidisciplinary and pharmacy specialty teams directed at NICU quality improvement and medication safety.
Experience in implementing technology solutions for NICU practice.
Who is Your Child's Pharmacist?
Struggle on your own, or ask for help?
Is your problem organizing your smart pump library?
Or deciding whether or not to take a medication while breastfeeding?
Your Child's Pharmacist can probably help.