What’s new at Clinical Futures
Below you will find links to the latest clinical effectiveness research news and articles featuring Clinical Futures, formerly The Center Pediatric for Clinical Effectiveness (CPCE) at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute, along with an archive of prominent news stories (and press releases).
In The News
Featured Story
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— Medical Xpress
Researchers at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) found that a new automated tobacco treatment system integrated into routine pediatric care helped drive a 3.9% absolute increase in smoking cessation among mothers—a population-level impact…
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— Contemporary Pediatrics
— Conexiant
Press Releases
The Center’s published research papers, evidence-based reports, and initiatives are highlighted in Clinical Futures’ press releases.
FEATURED RELEASE
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— CHOP Newsroom
A new study led by researchers at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) reveals a striking gap between teens’ desire to drive and their ability to obtain a license, driven not by lack of interest, but likely due to unequal community opportunity…
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Clinical effectiveness work seeks to determine the best ways to prevent, diagnose, and treat pediatric illness. The Clinical Futures blog shares credible and timely commentary on the latest news, research, events, and more as we work together to improve and advance the quality of care delivered to children. Please Contact Us (Contact US) for information requests.
FEATURED POST
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— Blog | Clinical Futures
Driving offers several benefits for adolescents, including increased independence, mobility, and access to social and economic opportunities. However, motor vehicle crashes remain a leading cause of death among this age group. To address this risk, Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) policies implement learner’s permits and restrict adolescents' driving privileges. While there is evidence these policies are effective at reducing crashes, they often…
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