Late Effects Clinic
St Louis Children's Hospital / Washington University
One Children's Place
St Louis, MO 63110
Phone: (314) 454-6018

Department
Division of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology and Blood and Bone Marrow

Contact
Jeanne Harvey RN, MSN, PNP

Patient Eligibility / Ages Treated
Patients must be pediatric oncology survivors at least 2 years off treatment. The clinic will see patients of any age.

Information Services
Educational information is given to patients and families after a discussion of each case.

Clinical Services
In our clinic patients are seen by a late effects nurse
practitioner in conjunction with pediatric oncologist. Referrals to specialists are given as needed.

Psychosocial Services
Patients and/or parents are seen by a psychologist, social worker, pastoral counselor, and school liaison.

Research
Research is ongoing. The current study is titled "The Late Effects of Childhood Cancer on Occupational Therapy Performance and Quality of Life."

Appointment Information / Times and Duration
The clinic meets twice a month on Tuesday, the late-effects nurse practitioner is available for appointments on Monday, Wednesday and Friday; appointments last 3 to 5 hours.

Patient Information Needed
Treatment records

Insurance Information / Financial Assistance
Most insurances accepted. Precertification counselor available 314-454-4337, limited funds available for assistance.


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