Children's Hospital of Wisconsin
Medical clinic in Wauwatosa, WisconsinWikipedia
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Nov 5, 2026
Martha StackerGUEST
That's one of the external committees and community partnership, the ARC advisory committee at the state level that's partnering with regional stakeholders around shared challenging, facing the impacts of substance abuse.
Martha StackerGUEST
And then the Institute for Child and Family Wellbeing is directly under the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin.
Martha StackerGUEST
And that works specifically with mandated reporting and supporting reform, elevating awareness with correlation between poverty and neglect, and advancing concrete family supports like housing, homelessness, things of that nature.
Martha StackerGUEST
They directly work with the impact and change ages like for legislative changes and things of that nature.
Andy CzechanskiGUEST
I don't, I think actually probably the education has gotten much better than what it was.
Andy CzechanskiGUEST
Like I mentioned before, my original cardiologist, um, I, I went to the Milwaukee children's hospital.
Andy CzechanskiGUEST
Great, great hospital.
Andy CzechanskiGUEST
I still go there to the pediatric unit because my doctor works in the adults with congenitive heart disease.
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Andy CzechanskiGUEST
Yep, still do.
Andy CzechanskiGUEST
I meet with my cardiologist once a year.
Andy CzechanskiGUEST
I'm going down to Milwaukee Children's Hospital, meet with him.
Andy CzechanskiGUEST
And then sometimes he wants me to do a stress test.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He threw out the first pitch here at County Stadium.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Young Bob is a patient at Milwaukee Children's Hospital.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The entire Brewer team has kind of adopted Bob.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Don Sutton especially visiting the young man.
Jacqueline PetersonHOST
Yeah.
Jacqueline PetersonHOST
How did you find that? Because that was at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin?
Colin RudolphGUEST
No, it was in Cincinnati.
Jacqueline PetersonHOST
Oh, that's right.
Laura SuttinHOST
Her work combines clinical credibility with data-driven insight to address complex workforce challenges, including recruitment, retention, scalability, operational efficiency, and the transition toward value-based care.
Laura SuttinHOST
Lee Earn completed her medical education and general surgery training at Washington University in St. Louis and Barnes Jewish Hospital, pediatric surgery fellowship at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, and a master of clinical science degree at the University of Texas Southwestern.
Li Ern ChenGUEST
Welcome, Dr. Sutton.
Li Ern ChenGUEST
Thank you, Dr. Sutton, for having me today.
Jill SalasGUEST
[laughs] We were, we were one of the very first organizations to work with Pedra, so it was quite the experience, my first experience in a situation like that, and it was very awe-inspiring and very sweet for the passion that the docs have for, for our kiddos and the organization.
Jill SalasGUEST
But we started out, we had attended a family conference that was put on by the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin in 2012.
Jill SalasGUEST
Even...
Jill SalasGUEST
There had been conferences before that that many of us had met at.
Javier LeivaHOST
This episode is the first part of a special report on Dr. John Cox.
Javier LeivaHOST
He was an ER physician at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin who was charged with abusing a baby girl that he and his wife were adopting.
Javier LeivaHOST
NBC News covered his case as a wrongful accusation.
Javier LeivaHOST
Andrea Dunlop went back and looked at what was covered and what was left out.
John CoxSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I said, but you guys have this completely wrong.
Andrea DunlopSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What happens when the person being reported for abuse by a hospital is not only a doctor himself, but a doctor at the hospital who reports him? And what happens when that case is litigated in the media long before it ever sees a courtroom? The voice you just heard is Dr.
Andrea DunlopSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
John Cox, an ER physician at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, who is charged with abusing a baby girl that he and his wife were in the process of adopting.
Andrea DunlopSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The story broke in the national news as part of NBC's Do No Harm series, a compendium of stories from journalist Mike Hixenbaugh which purports to be about misdiagnosis of child abuse.
Lexi Vanden HeuvelGUEST
And we did two predominant things.
Lexi Vanden HeuvelGUEST
One, we created these food box where on the day of diagnosis at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, I worked with the really awesome dieticians there.
Lexi Vanden HeuvelGUEST
But newly diagnosed patients would get about $50 worth of groceries.
Lexi Vanden HeuvelGUEST
You could see all the products you would eat.