JAMA Pediatrics is offering a 2-year editorial fellowship position for pediatricians or doctorate-level clinicians who are no more than 10 years from their completion of postdoctoral, residency, or clinical fellowship. (1/2)

This week's #FeaturedFacultyFriday is Dr. Chris Feudtner! Some of his research focuses on the interface of ethics and palliative care. Dr. Feudtner received the 2023 Norman J. Seigel Outstanding Science Award from the American Pediatric Society. Read more bit.ly/44aTxX3

As a CHOP Research Center of Emphasis, one of the largest pediatric research institutes in the country, we are committed to improving the care delivered to children. We would love to have you explore career opportunities with us. Learn more: bit.ly/3qxj4eO

Only 50% of teens have visited the doctor in the past year for routine care.

NEW: PolicyLab & Clinical Futures @ CHOP researchers designed and tested a hybrid well-visit pilot for hard-to-reach adolescents lost to follow-up.

Learn about it in Annals of Family Medicine ➡️ annfammed.org/content/21/4/3…

Welcome to CHOP, Nettle! 🐾

As pediatricians, it's important to meet patients where they are.

Telehealth may be the key to meeting the needs of hard-to-reach patients. Learn about the hybrid well-visit pilot designed by researchers at Clinical Futures and PolicyLabCHOP recently published in Annals of Family Medicine.⤵️

This week's #FeaturedFacultyFriday is Dr. Jeffrey Gerber, the Deputy Director of Clinical Futures. His research focus is on antimicrobial stewardship. Dr. Gerber also worked on the Short Course Therapy for Urinary Tract Infections in Children trial. bit.ly/43Z31op.

Great work by Pam Weiss and Ana Altaffer ( #pedsrheum fellow Texas Children's).
Think of celiac with new childhood arthritis, especially asymmetric oligoarthritis

A team of researchers, including many Clinical Futures Faculty, were published in JAMA Original Investigation. Their objective was to determine the efficacy of short-course vs standard-course therapy for children with urinary tract infections. Read more  bit.ly/3Oiur2K

NBC interviewed Core Faculty Member Dr. Gregory Tasian, MD, MSc, MSCE to discuss the rising rates of kidney stones in young girls. Many theories discuss the reason behind the increase, including climate change, more processed foods in diets, and antibiotic use. Read more nbcnews.to/3rYJYxe

A study done by a team of researchers, including Clinical Futures experts Drs. Robert Grundmeier and Alexander Fiks, was recently featured on NBC News. The research confirmed a pattern of allergy development in children, commonly called Allergy March. Read more nbcnews.to/3qjBXCg

Only 50% of teens have visited the doctor in the past year for routine care.

NEW: PolicyLab & Clinical Futures @ CHOP researchers designed and tested a hybrid well-visit pilot for hard-to-reach adolescents lost to follow-up.

Learn about it in Annals of Family Medicine ➡️ annfammed.org/content/21/4/3…