Research In Action
Published
in Research in action
Dr. Dan Corwin shares how a “leaky pipeline” in pediatric concussion care reveals disparities in diagnosis, referral, and follow-up—and highlights targeted strategies to improve equitable access to effective treatment.
Published
in Research in action
Camp providers are well-positioned to diagnose and manage concussion in the camp setting, with a little extra training on the CDC’s current concussion care guidelines.
Published
in Research in action
Teen drivers with ADHD are significantly more likely to crash, be issued traffic and moving violations, and engage in risky driving behaviors than their peers without ADHD.
Published
in Research in action
The number of intentional drug poisonings among adolescents and young adults is growing at an alarming rate. Here's how to help families take preventive action.
Published
in Research in action
Teen driving safety researchers from CHOP were invited to the Huddle Up with Eagles Autism Challenge at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field.
Published
in Research in action
With funding again provided by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), the National Traumatic Stress Center will continue to develop resources on pediatric trauma-informed care.
Published
in Research in action
Research describes driver factors, including non-use of seat belts, as being related to unrestrained young passengers in crashes.
Published
in Research in action
CIRP engineers are pleased to offer two new simulation videos using the PIPER human body model.
Published
in Research in action
Learn how community violence impacts adolescent mental health in this blog post from PolicyLab by Laura Vega, DSW, LCSW and Arturo Zinny, LPC.
Published
in Research in action
After an injury, many children experience a decreased quality of life. Pediatric nurses play a key role in helping them recover.
Published
in Research in action
A new study explains how ED staff can implement the 4 pillars of trauma-informed care when treating young patients who have been victims of violence.
