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This multilingual randomized controlled trial (RCT) examined how different approaches for social risk screening impacts both the desire for and engagement with social resources.
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In their new study, published in JAMA Network Open, researchers from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), including Clinical Futures and PolicyLab experts Drs. Stephanie Mayne, Brian Jenssen, and Alex Fiks, explore the correlation between extreme temperatures and missed pediatric preventive visits. Although prior studies in pediatric populations have demonstrated that extreme temperatures, especially extreme and excessive heat, are associated with higher rates of emergency department visits among children, this is the first study of its kind to determine association of extreme…
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The 2026 Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) Meeting will be held April 24-27 in Boston, MA. This event is organized to connect the global academic pediatric community to advance scientific discovery and promote innovation in child and adolescent health.
This year, Clinical Futures will be represented by more than 30 members, presenting a variety of disciplines and research areas.
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A team of researchers from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and Clinical Futures is behind a new study aiming to improve the research process during qualitative child health studies for families who speak languages other than English.
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To maintain accurate and high-quality scientific literature, novel, comprehensive strategies are needed to train and recruit more peer reviewers. Historically mid to senior level faculty complete literature review, but some scientific journals are experiencing a shortage of available reviewers because of increased volumes of publications and reviewer fatigue. Fellows can utilize group peer review, in which a group of reviewers collaborate to systematically critique a manuscript, to help fill gaps and foster a new generation of scholars.
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A recent multi-institutional randomized controlled trial conducted by researchers at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) examined an innovative behavioral program aimed at increasing fluid intake and reducing the risk of recurrent kidney stones in patients with urinary stone disease (USD) and low urine volume.
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New Research is Identifying Missed Opportunities for Human Papillomavirus Vaccination in Adolescents
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In a new Research Letter in JAMA Pediatrics, a team of researchers from Clinical Futures and PolicyLab at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) aimed to determine the percentage of missed opportunities for human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination among adolescents.
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Implementing strategies for the safe and effective management of acute pain in pediatric patients can improve treatment outcomes and reduce the risk of substance abuse. Dr. Sutherland and her collaborators co-authored a new study in JACC Journals and an article published in JAMA Network that focus on understanding and addressing factors associated with development of opioid use disorder and evaluating safe, effective pain management options. Authors focus on providing appropriate pain treatment, identifying at-risk individuals, reducing their exposure to risk factors, and implementing…
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A new paper explores the perspectives of Black mothers on the early screening process and preferences in provider communications and interactions regarding autism screening in primary care. Researchers explore how Black mothers engage in the process of developmental screening, and their preferences for care to help better understand how to improve this process and ameliorate gaps in early autism identification and care.
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Our study demonstrates Black youth and caregivers’ openness to conversations on navigating police encounters with pediatricians.
