Our interdisciplinary team across Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania is currently offering county-level data on test positivity rates and case counts through their COVID-Lab model. The team may update the model during important moments in time to include four-week case incidence projections.
We seek to inform the development of culturally sensitive and appropriate digital interventions to improve health care transition for youth living with HIV.
After evaluating these strategies, we will develop a toolkit that hospitals can use to reduce and prevent repeat suicide attempts among hospitalized youth.
Our team aims to strengthen the Reach Out and Read (ROR) network across the state by collaborating with ROR clinic-champions, identifying policy mechanisms to link early learning and pediatric care, and developing materials to present the evidence base for early literacy promotion.
Relevant, reliable research in child physical abuse is urgently needed to improve the evaluation and protection of abused children.
Walking into my (Danielle) clinical office, three exam rooms sit ready, filled with families each waiting to be seen. The day starts with a 10-...
As COVID-19 incidence rates decreased in late spring 2021, our team stopped providing weekly COVID-Lab blog updates but noted we would return at...
I didn’t know I would become a biostatistician when I was studying biology at Wuhan University in Wuhan, China, 15 years ago—just like I would...
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Children in America today are facing social, economic, and systems-level complexities that require thoughtful, multidisciplinary solutions – and that’s what we’re all about at PolicyLab.
