Research In Action
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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.
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With millions of children each year exposed to potentially traumatic events, there is a great need for accessible early preventive interventions that could promote recovery. Coping Coach is one such example.
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Watch Christina Master, MD walks healthcare professionals through a typical diagnostic concussion evaluation.
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The Simulated Driving Assessment (SDA) offers a safe way to determine why teens crash.
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Today, the Violence Prevention Initiative (VPI) team is proud to wear orange in support of victims of gun violence for National Gun Violence Awareness Day.
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In July, Oregon will become the fourth state to legalize recreational use of marijuana. NHTSA also just released its first large scale study on impaired driving, including marijuana.
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Current testing protocols for evaluation of child restraint systems (CRS) do not always reflect real-world scenarios.
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In a recent journal article, CHOP researchers describe the prevalence of vestibular deficits in pediatric concussion patients and what recovery looks like for patients that exhibit them at initial evaluation.
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Download and share the TeenDrivingPlan Parent Guide with families to help them keep teen drivers safe and learning.
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A new data collection tool that is part of a gaming system most people have in their homes is being utilized by CChIPS investigators.
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Three hours of white-knuckle driving in the snow and sleet this past weekend inspired CHOP's Dr. Patty Huang to gather tips to drive safely in the winter.
