Who We Are
2024 Fall Summit, hosted by St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
2023 Fall Summit, hosted by Children’s Wisconsin
Member Hospitals
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago
Children's Health System of Texas
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center*
Cook Children’s Health Care System
Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford
NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
*2025 Steering Committee Member
Executive Leadership Team
Bri Combs
Collaborative Manager
Bri was hired in May 2022 as the Pediatric Experience Collaborative's first fulltime Collaborative Manager. She is housed at Cincinnati Children's Hospital's Center for Patient and Family Experience. In 2013, Bri graduated from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies. Prior to her current position, Bri worked in the field of developmental disabilities for seven years and then in the anti-human trafficking field for two years. She resides in Cincinnati, Ohio with her dog. Bri is active in her church community and enjoys hiking, salsa dancing, and volunteering.
Shelby Chapman
Hospital Co-Chair
(Jan ‘25 - Dec ‘27)
Shelby is the Director of Patient-Family Experience at Children’s Hospital Colorado with responsibility for the health literacy program, visitor management, complaints/grievances, the hospital operators, and the medical interpretation program. She regularly partners with families and team members to ensure that Children’s Colorado is continually improving the overall experience for families. Shelby has an M.A. in Medical Anthropology and a Graduate Certificate in Public Health.
Molly Warneke
Family Co-Chair
(Jan ‘24 - Dec ‘26)
Molly joined the Pediatric Experience Collaborative in 2022 after attending the Fall Summit at Phoenix Children's. She has been a member of Children’s Nebraska's Cardiac Family Advisory Council since its beginning in 2019. Molly's journey into motherhood was challenging, as she struggled with infertility for several years before becoming pregnant. Then some news came about her baby boy's heart condition that changed the trajectory of her life. She immediately left her work as a Juvenile Probation Officer to care for her son’s healthcare needs fulltime. Her journey as a new mother revolved around navigating the complexities of pediatric healthcare, which quickly evolved into a personal mission and passion. Her, now four-year-old, son's battle with Congenital Heart Disease (CHD), Heterotaxy, Autism, Apraxia, and developmental delays has illuminated challenges for her that many families face. However, this journey has also shown her the incredible resilience, strength, and compassion that can be found within family, support system, and caring medical staff. Next to her son runs Molly's spirited two-year-old daughter, who is fortunately free from health concerns, her husband of ten years, and an army of furry family members (two dogs and two cats). Molly is also the sister of a brother with CHD and Autism, which just echoes the importance of creating a world where every child thrives from birth to adulthood. Molly is passionate about learning and educating about the effects of the system on every aspect of a family; from the child, to siblings, to caregivers, to grandparents, to staff, and every person in their support system.
Together, let's continue to foster a community that supports, understands, and uplifts every family and staff member navigating the intricate landscape of pediatric healthcare.