BackgroundParental substance use disorder (SUD) increases risk for child maltreatment and child welfare system involvement. Parents with SUD have challenges forming healthy attachments with their children and have diminished capacity for reflective functioning, a vital component of…

Objectives:There is a need for formal guidance around antiracist research practices to dismantle structural racism, which has been embedded into the design and conduct of health sciences research. Our objective is to review and summarize recommendations from published literature…

ObjectiveDetermine the association of infant mortality (IM) and gentrification, a composite measure of rising neighborhood income, education, and housing costs.Study designRetrospective cohort analysis of 672,432 infants born 2010–2019 across metropolitan Michigan. Multilevel…

PolicyLab responded to a request for comment from the Pennsylvania Bureau of WIC on the 2027 WIC State Plan of Program Operation and Administration.In their response, PolicyLab experts offered considerations to maximize effective cross-enrollment opportunities, expedite the transition…

This study examines for whom and how Organizational Skills Training-Tier 2 (OST-T2, Nissley-Tsiopinis et al., 2024) works for students in grades 3 to 5 with organization, time management, and planning (OTMP) difficulties. The study: (1) investigates subgroup differences for the effect…

BackgroundTransitioning to adult care is challenging for adolescent and young adults (AYA) with sickle cell disease (SCD), often leading to increased morbidity and mortality. Community health workers (CHWs) may offer patient-centered support during this vulnerable transition. …

Improvements in organization, time management, and planning (OTMP) skills have downstream effects on student academic performance. Brief, practical assessment tools are needed to identify students needing OTMP intervention and monitor response to intervention. The purpose of this study…

IntroductionApproximately 40% of obstetric patients do not attend a postpartum visit. Postpartum parents of preterm infants (<37 weeks) are often sicker than parents of full-term infants. Nonetheless, they may forgo postpartum visits to attend to the needs of their infant when…

ObjectiveTo examine staff perceptions of a proactive, telephonic transition-of-care pilot model that connects pregnant people with recent emergency department (ED) utilization to early pregnancy-related care (e.g., prenatal care, abortion care, miscarriage support) and community…

BackgroundPregnant people in rural communities experience constrained social services and economic supports, increased social complexities, and limited access to maternal health care. Within this environment, crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs) have proliferated to serve rural perinatal…