All Articles on Child
When does your child need antibiotics?From Dr. Rita Mangione-Smith: Questions for parents to ask their pediatrician before deciding to give a child antibiotics.
Medical imaging rates keep rising despite push to reduce themPotential harms should be considered before scanning, conclude UC and Kaiser Permanente researchers.
Can kids be screened routinely for adverse childhood experiences?Lisa Schafer leads CCHE’s evaluation of the Center for Youth Wellness’ National Pediatric Practice Community on ACEs Screening.
Finding safer ways to treat behavioral disorders in kids and teensWith $10 million from NIMH, KPWHRI is leading a multi-site study to ensure safe prescribing of antipsychotic drugs for youth with behavioral disorders.
Closing the knowledge gap on prevention in pediatricsDoes routine screening for autism, high cholesterol, and other problems improve kids’ health? We need better research to find out, Dr. Grossman says.
Sometimes ‘less care’ feels like ‘better care’Mother and Group Health Research Institute project manager Casey Luce sees first-hand how research improved her daughter’s health care.
- People & Programs—September 2014
Dr. Nelson named GHRI Director of Biostatistics. Dr. Michael Parchman hosts Australian Harkness Fellow. GHRI Affiliate Investigator Dr. Bonomi speaks on adolescent dating violence. Group Health physician researchers are among Seattle's best docs. Dr. Mroz joins the University of Washington School of Medicine faculty.
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