The Paediatric Neurology program at Children’s Hospital provides family centered, evidence based and interdisciplinary care to children with various neurological conditions.
We strive to maintain and promote health through excellence in clinical practice, education, research and by supporting, advocating for and empowering our patients and their families.
The Paediatric Neurology Team
The Paediatric Neurology Team
Dr. Andrea Andrade – Paediatric Neurologist, Epileptologist, Division Head
Dr. Maryam Nouri – Paediatric Neurologist, Epileptologist
Dr. Craig Campell – Paediatric Neurologist
Dr. Sunita Venkateswaran - Paediatric Neurologist
Dr. Marissa Lagman - Paediatric Neurologist
Dr. Stephanie Hammond - Paediatric Neurologist
Michelle Kregel – Nurse Practitioner
Taylee Jackson – Nurse Practitioner
Amanda Quann – Registered Nurse
Carrie Charters – Social Worker
Chantal Beaton – Administrative Assistant
Whitney Edgeworth – Administrative Assistant
What to Expect
What to Expect
For all Neurology appointments, please check in at the Paediatric Medical Day Unit 15 minutes prior to the appointment located on the first floor of building B.
To ensure your appointment goes smoothly, try to make advance preparations. Here are things you want to remember:
- Bring your child's health card.
- Have a detailed journal of all your child’s neurological symptoms including date, what the event looked like, how long it lasted and the time of day the event occurred.
- Make written notes of questions you want to ask before your visit.
- Bring all of your child's medications (in the bottles) and the dose schedule to the appointment.
- Be prepared to give the health care professional your main pharmacy.
Questions your health care professional might ask you
- When did your child's symptoms start?
- How have your child's symptoms changed?
- What other illnesses/conditions has your child had?
- Has your child had any previous diagnostic tests, e.g., EEG, MRI, CT scan, blood work? Please bring results and/or scans, if possible.
- Please describe your child's developmental progress.
- What is your family health history?
- What is your child's immunization status?
