Young Investigator Grants

The application window for the 2020 Young Investigator Grants has closed. Please check in Summer 2020 for information on 2021 awards.

Initial Proposal

Application Checklist

This checklist will help applicants to ensure all materials are completed in the acceptable format. This checklist should not be submitted with the initial proposal application. Each applicant must include the following in their initial proposal submission:

• Cover Page
• Letter of Intent (LOI)
• References/Citations
• Budget and Budget Justification
• Biographical Sketches of Applicant & Primary Mentor
• Letter(s) of Support
• Extended Eligibility Request (if applicable)

All application materials must be combined into a single PDF (NOT a PDF Portfolio) for submission in the order they are listed on the Application Checklist. The .pdf should be labeled using the following format: FundingPath_FirstInitialLastName.pdf. For example, APA YIA_JSmith.pdf.

A panel, convened by the APA Research Committee Chair, will review initial submissions and select Principal Investigators (PIs) who will be invited to submit full proposals.

Incomplete submissions and application materials that exceed the requested page limits will NOT be considered for review

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Full Proposal

Those who receive an invitation to submit a full proposal will be notified directly of the submission portal and deadline.

Application Checklist 

This checklist will help applicants to ensure all materials are completed in the acceptable format. This checklist should not be submitted with the full proposal submission. Each applicant must include the following in their full proposal submission:

• Cover Page
• Proposal
• References/Citations
• Budget and Budget Justification
• Biographical Sketches of Applicant & Primary Mentor
• Letter(s) of Support
• Extended Eligibility Request (if applicable)

All application materials must be combined into a single PDF (NOT a PDF Portfolio) for submission in the order they are listed on the Application Checklist. The .pdf should be labeled using the following format: FundingPath_FirstInitialLastName.pdf. For example, APA YIA_JSmith.pdf.

A second study section, convened by the APA Research Committee Chair, will review and score the full proposals, and prepare a summary review to be sent to each PI. Funding decisions will be based on the results of the study section review. The number of proposals selected for funding will be determined by the funds available for the given year. The awardees will be announced at the annual Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting.

Incomplete submissions and application materials that exceed the requested page limits will NOT be considered for review

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Proposal Review Criteria

 

• Relevance of the proposed project to the selected funding path
• Likelihood of project success and contribution to evidence base
• Support from the home institution as well as commitment of the primary mentor
• Overall quality of the submission

 

Young Investigator Awards will be given with the understanding that the project is initiated and completed within 1 year. Make sure to review the Young Investigator Awards Program Timeline.

All awardees are encouraged to submit abstracts from their projects to a PAS Meeting and to submit a manuscript summarizing the project results to the APA Journal, Academic Pediatrics, for possible publication.

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Application Material Templates

 

The following items are examples of application materials:

• Cover Page
• Budget and Budget Justification
• Biographical Sketch

Eligibility

1. I am not an APA member. Can I still submit a proposal?
   Both the applicant and their primary mentor must be a member of the Academic Pediatric Association. Click here to apply for membership and learn about the other programs within the APA.
2. What is the definition of a Young Investigator?
   APA Young Investigators are defind as:
   • Faculty members who are no more than 5 years out from completion of all training as of the date proposals are due (fellowship or post-doc)
   • Fellows
   • Other individuals involved in research aligned with the APA’s mission who are within 5 years of completion of training

   Reach Out and Read Young Investigators are defined as:

   • Faculty members who are no more than 5 years out from completion of all training (fellowship or post-doc)
   • Fellows
   • Post-doctoral trainees
   • Other individuals involved in research aligned with the APA’s mission who are within 5 years of completion of training
3. What are the exceptions to the eligibility requirements?
   Exceptions:
   • Extended family leave
   • Job sharing
   • Military service or deployment
   • Graduates of APA Scholars Programs that include a focus on research may be granted an additional 3 years beyond completion of the APA Scholars Programs, provided their academic rank is at an Instructor or Assistant Professor-level, or the equivalent. APA Scholars Programs include: Educational, Research, New Century, and Quality Safety and Improvement Scholars Programs.

   Applicants requesting extended eligibility should include the following items with their proposal submission:

   • An additional statement of 3 sentences or less describing their situation and rationale for this request. This statement should be provided on a separate document within the application and does NOT count toward the application page limit.
   • The primary mentor’s letter of support should attest to the applicant’s commitment to research and support the request for extended eligibility.
4. Does the YIA Program accept applications from others who are not pediatricians?
   Yes. Each funding path has specific eligibility requirements but most do welcome applications from other individuals involved in research aligned with the APA’s mission who are within 5 years of completion of training.
5. I am currently enrolled in an APA Scholars Program. Can I apply for a YIA with my proposal?
   Graduates of APA Scholars Programs that include a focus on research may be granted an additional 3 years beyond completion of the APA Scholars Programs, provided their academic rank is at an Instructor or Assistant Professor-level, or the equivalent. APA Scholars Programs include: Educational, Research, New Century, and Quality Safety and Improvement Scholars Programs.
6. Can two applicants from the same institution submit proposals to the YIA Program?
   Yes; however, the YIA Program does not typically fund more than one application from the same institution within the same funding path. It is recommended that applicants select different funding paths.
7. Can previous awardees apply?
   If you have previously received a RAPID or Young Investigator Award, you are not eligible to submit a proposal. These are one-time awards. Previous awardees are encouraged to act as mentors or national mentors for current awardees.
8. Does the YIA Program consider applications for projects that will be conducted in other countries?
   If the project meets all other funding requirements and is in line with the core mission of the APA.
9. What qualifies as a career development award and would one disqualify me from applying to the YIA Program?
   If the grant is not an NIH K or R01, you are eligible to apply for a YIA. Foundation funding does not disqualify you from receiving a YIA, unless it is a truly a career development award that covers a substantial portion of your salary.
10. I have not yet received a career development award, but do have a small, multi-year award. Am I eligible to apply for the YIA Program?
    Small grants do not affect your eligibility to receive a YIA.
11. How does the APA define underrepresented minority (URM)?
    The APA defines URM using the AAMC's 2004 definition: "Underrepresented in medicine means those racial and ethnic populations that are underrepresented in the medical profession relative to their numbers in the general population," which includes the following racial and ethnic groups: Black or African American, Hispanic/Latino, Native American or Alaskan Native, Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander.

Funding Paths

1. Can an applicant apply for 2 different awards in same funding cycle?
   Yes, applicants may submit more than one proposal if each has a different research question. However, only 1 award will be given to a PI per year.
2. What if my project fits into multiple funding paths?
   Applicants must choose only 1 funding path for submission per research question.
3. What happened to the APA-Commonwealth Fund YIA, the APA-AHRQ YIA, the APA-Aetna Foundation YIA, the APA/CDC YIA, the Bright Futures YIA, the Nutrition YIA, and the Resident Investigator Award?
   These funding opportunities were available in past years; however, they have been discontinued.

Proposals & Application Process

1. Should checklists be submitted with the initial and full proposals?
   No, your application checklist is intended to assure you prepare all necessary materials and should not be submitted.
2. What is the Participation Statement?
   The participation statement is included on the bottom of the Cover Page to be submitted with your proposal. Should an applicant receive funding through the YIA Program, they must commit to attending any conference calls or in-person meetings as part of their chosen funding path.
3. Where do I send my proposal?
   Please submit all materials through the online application. If you experience issues with the application, please send an email to yia@academicpeds.org.
4. What format should I use for my biosketch?
   The biosketch should use the standard NIH biosketch form and may not exceed five pages. Instructions for completing the biosketch form can be found here. The NIH biosketch includes a Personal Statement. As part of this statement, please describe how the proposal relates to and will help to facilitate the investigator’s career path for this purpose as it relates to the proposed research agenda. Please include a biosketch for both the applicant and primary mentor.

Mentors

1. Is it acceptable for two applicants to share a mentor?
   It is not a problem to act as a mentor for multiple applicants. However, the YIA Program does not typically fund more than one application from the same institution within the same funding path. It is recommended that the applicants select different funding paths.
2. I am currently working with two primary mentors. Is it okay to have co-mentors included in my application?
   Co-mentors are acceptable, but both must be APA members.
3. To whom should my letters of support be addressed?
   All letters of support can be directed to the Young Investigator Awards Program Leadership and Review Panel.
4. Will it help my application if I identify a national mentor in my proposal submission?
   The YIA Program will request all awardees to submit 3 options for national mentor and the YIA Program Leadership will make final assignments prior to PAS. Please do not identify or select a national mentor on your own.

Budget

1. Is travel to PAS required?
   Yes, your budget should include travel to PAS. If your travel to the meeting is covered by another source, that should be clearly stated in your budget and budget justification.
2. What is the process for requesting a no-cost extension (NCE)?
   A no-cost extension (NCE) for up to 12 months is possible, subject to justification and approval by the Young Investigator Awards Program Leadership.
3. Why are the amounts of the awards different?
   As each funding path is supported by grants received from different funding agencies, the maximum award amount and requirements vary.
4. My institution requires that I include indirect costs. Is this acceptable?
   Indirect costs are not acceptable and will not be considered.
5. Can I include myself or my mentor in the budget to cover time spent on the project?
   Neither an applicant nor mentor may have effort.
6. Can I include funds for a statistician in my budget?
   Yes, direct costs for statisticians are acceptable. This cost should be properly justified in the submitted proposal.
7. Can I include funds for a research assistant in my budget?
   Yes, direct costs for research assistants are acceptable. This cost should be properly justified in the submitted proposal.
8. I have completed my project but there are some funds remaining. Should remaining funds be returned to the APA?
   Yes, all remaining funds should be returned via check to the APA Central Office by mail:Academic Pediatric Association
   Attn: YIA Program
   6728 Old McLean Village Drive
   McLean, VA 22101

   Please make sure to notify the APA Central Office that remaining funds exist and will be returned by sending an email to yia@academicpeds.org.

Transferring Institutions

1. I am transferring institutions. What is the process for transferring my award funds?
   Please notify the APA of institutional changes via written notice on institutional letterhead. Include your name, contact information, project title, funding path, and the contact information of the administrator handling your award funds at your current institution. Any unused funds at your current institution should be returned via check to the APA Central Office by mail:Academic Pediatric Association
   Attn: YIA Program
   6728 Old McLean Village Drive
   McLean, VA 22101

   The written notice may also be sent by email at yia@academicpeds.org.

   APA will disburse your remaining award funds after receipt of payment information for your new institution. Please note this may take a couple of months pending your institution’s internal processes.

2. I am transferring institutions. Should I identify a local mentor at my new institution?
   You do not necessarily need a new mentor, but it would be a great opportunity to find one local to you!If you and your current mentor plan to continue working together, please provide a letter of support that shares a revised plan for communication.

   If you identify a mentor at your new institution, please submit a letter of support that describes the mentor’s research experience and skills in relation to the proposal, as well as the responsibilities of the mentor in supervising the investigator for this proposal. This letter should include a plan for communication with the mentee and the institutional support for the proposed research (e.g. in-kind resources, infrastructure to support the young investigator and proposed research project, expenses not covered by the YI award).

Co-Investigators & Collaborators

1. Does the YIA Program allow co-investigators?
   No, applications from co-investigators will not be considered.
2. I would like to collaborate with a research network. Is this allowed?
   APA encourages collaboration between young investigators and its research networks (BORN, CORNET, and PRIS). Other networks or organizations may also be great resources for collaborating and broadening the scope of an otherwise single-site project. If you choose to collaborate with another organization, please have them submit a Letter of Support. All letters of support can be directed to the Young Investigator Awards Program Leadership and Review Panel.

2019 Young Investigator Award Recipients

 

APA Young Investigator Award

• Ashley Jenkins, MD
  Inpatient Healthcare Transition for Adolescents and Young Adults with Chronic Conditions of Childhood Institution: Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
  Local Mentor: Katherine Auger, MD, MSc (Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center)
  National Advisor: Matthew Davis, MD (Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago)
• Alexander Hogan, MD, MS
  Predicting Children at Greatest Risk for Late Asthma Readmissions Using Cutting-Edge Analytics Institution: Connecticut Children’s Medical Center
  Local Mentor: Glenn Flores, MD (Connecticut Children’s Medical Center)
  National Advisor: Patrick Brady, MD, MSc (Cincinnati Children’s)
• Monique Jindal, MD
  Impact of a Racial Bias Curriculum on Residents' White Preference, Empathy, and Perspective-Taking
  Institution: Johns Hopkins Medical Institution
  Local Mentor: Rachel Thornton, MD, PhD (Johns Hopkins) & Barry Solomon, MD, MPH (Johns Hopkins)
  National Advisor: Tiffani Johnson, MD (Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia)
• Aseel Al-Jadiri, MD
  Promoting Family Resilience: Effect of a Parenting Intervention on Families of Children with Autism
  Institution: Tufts Medical Center
  Local Mentor: Christina Sakai, MD (Tufts Medical Center)
  National Advisor: Lee Pachter, DO (Nemours/AI duPont Hospital for Children)
• Angela Venegas, MD, MPH, MS
  Building Resiliency: A Primary Prevention Program to Address Child Mental Health Disparities in a Summer School Setting
  Institution: UCLA
  Local Mentor: Rebecca Dudovitz, MD, MSHS (UCLA)
  National Advisor: James Guevara, MD, MPH (Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia)

 

Nutrition in Underserved Communities

• Stephanie Mayne, PhD, MHS
  Neighborhood Social Environment and Dietary Quality Among Low Income Preschoolers and Their Mothers
  Institution: The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
  Local Mentor: Alexander Fiks, MD, MSCE (The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia)
  National Advisor: Rachel Gross, MD, MS (New York University School of Medicine)

 

Primary Care Strategies for Promotion of Early Literacy and School Readiness (Reach Out and Read)

• Elizabeth Erickson, MD
  Reach Out and Read from Cradle to Clinic: A novel Reach Out and Read Intervention in the Newborn Nursery
  Institution: Duke University School of Medicine
  Local Mentor: Sarah Armstrong, MD (Duke University School of Medicine)
  National Advisor: Robert Needlman, MD (MetroHealth Medical Center)

 

Resident Investigator Award

• Jessica Cheng, MD
  Experiences of Healthcare Providers during Family-Centered Rounds with Limited English-Proficient Families
  Institution: UC Davis
  Local Mentor: Jennifer Rosenthal, MD, MAS (UC Davis)
  National Advisor: Alice Kuo, MD, PhD, MBA (UCLA)
• Daniel Zheng, MD, MHS
  Association of household material hardship with psychiatric and healthcare utilization in a population of children with cancer
  Institution: Boston Children’s Hospital/Boston Medical Center
  Local Mentor: Kira Bona, MD, MPH (Dana-Farber/Boston Children's Cancer and Blood Dana-Farber/Boston Children's Cancer and Blood Disorders Center)
  National Advisor: Jean Raphael, MD, MPH (Baylor College of Medicine)

 

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2018 Young Investigator Award Recipients

 

APA Young Investigator Award

• Scott Hadland, MD, MPH, MS
  Developing a collaborative care model of office-based opioid treatment for adolescents Institution: Boston University School of Medicine
  Local Mentor: Michael Silverstein, MD, MPH (Boston Medical Center)
  National Advisor: Bonnie Zima, MD, MPH (UCLA-Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior)
• Alison Culyba, MD, PhD, MPH
  Understanding Neighborhood Contexts to Prevent Youth Violence Institution: The Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC/University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
  Local Mentor: Elizabeth Miller, MD, PhD (The Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC/University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine)
  National Advisor: Megan Bair-Merritt, MD, MSCE (Boston Medical Center)
• Alisa Khan, MD, MPH
  Parent, provider, and hospital leader perspectives on family engagement in hospital safety reporting Institution: Boston Children’s Hospital
  Local Mentor: Christopher Landrigan, MD, MPH (Boston Children's Hospital)
  National Advisor: Shonna Yin (Bellevue Hospital /NYU School of Medicine)
• Michelle White, MD
  Changes in the recreational built environment and youth BMI in Durham, NC
  Institution: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Local Mentor: Eliana Perrin, MD, MPH (Duke University Medical Center)
  National Advisor: Nicolas Oreskovic, MD, MPH (Harvard Medical School/Massachusetts General Hospital)

 

Nutrition in Underserved Communities

• Colin Orr, MD
  Risk of food insecurity and adverse health consequences over the first year of life
  Institution: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Local Mentor: Kori Flower, MD, MS, MPH (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
  National Advisor: Tumaini Coker, MD, MBA (University of Washington)

 

Primary Care Strategies for Promotion of Early Literacy and School Readiness (Reach Out and Read)

• Erin Roby, PhD
  The impact of parental bookreading strategies on low-income children’s social-emotional outcomes
  Institution: New York University
  Local Mentors: Carolyn Cates, PhD, Alan Mendelsohn, MD (NYU School of Medicine)
  National Advisor: James Guevara (Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia)

 

Resident Investigator Award

• Yuan He, MD, MPH
  National trends in substance use and corresponding trends in child maltreatment
  Institution: Boston Children’s Hospital/Boston Medical Center
  Local Mentor: Caroline Kistin, MD (Boston University School of Medicine/Boston Medical Center)
  National Advisor: John Leventhal, MD (Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital/ Yale University School of Medicine)
• Jacquelin Rankine, MD
  Building better together: School nursing and primary care partnerships
  Institution: Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh
  Local Mentor: Kristin Ray, MD, MS (Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh/ University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine)
  National Advisor: Jill Halterman, MD, MPH (University of Rochester)
• Erin Hickey, MD
  Food as medicine: Evaluating the impact of a pediatric primary care clinic-based food pantry on food insecure families
  Institution: Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
  Local Mentor: Melissa Klein, MD (Cincinnati Children's Hospital/ University of Cincinnati)
  National Advisor: Arvin Garg, MD, MPH (Boston Medical Center/ Boston University School of Medicine)
• Kasi Eastep, DO
  Trends in prescription opioid patterns among children enrolled in Kentucky Medicaid: A review from 2012 to 2016
  Institution: University of Louisville
  Local Mentor: Michelle Stevenson, MD, MS (University of Louisville)
  National Advisor: Karen Sheehan, MD (Lurie Children’s/Northwestern University)

 

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2017 Young Investigator Award Recipients

 

APA Young Investigator Award

• • Lauren Wisk, PhD
    Creating a Dynamic Online Cohort to Study Health Care Transition
    Institution: Boston Children's Hospital
    Mentor: Elssa Weitzman, MD (Boston Children's Hospital)
    National Facilitator: Megumi Okumura, MD, MAS (University of California San Francisco)
  • Kao-Ping Chua, MD
    Predictors of Overuse in Pediatrics
    Institution: University of Chicago
    Mentor: Elbert Hunag, MD, MPH (University of Chicago)
    National Facilitator: Peter Szilagyi, MD, MPH (UCLA)
  • Francis Real, MD
    CHANGE Asthma: Effect of a Caregiver Education Bundle on Asthma Control
    Institution: Cincinnati Children's Hospital
    Mentor: Melissa Klein, MD, MEd (Cincinnati Children's Hospital)
    National Facilitator: Teri Turner, MD, MPH, MEd (Baylor College of Medicine)
  • Angela Chang, MD
    General Pediatrician Beliefs and Practices Regarding Early Peanut Introduction
    Institution: University of California San Francisco
    Mentor: Megumi Okumura, MD (University of California San Francisco)
    National Facilitator: Julie Wang, MD (Mount Sinai)

APA/Bright Futures Young Investigator Award

• • Tania Maria Caballero, MD
    Maternal contraception use & assessment of family planning clinic websites in Latina mothers of young children
    Institution: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
    Mentor: Lisa DeCamp, MD, MSPH (Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine)
    National Facilitator: Maryellen Gusic, MD (UVA School of Medicine)
  • Anne Fuller, MD
    Material Hardship in Families of Children with Special Health Care Needs
    Institution: Montefiore Medical Center
    Mentor: Rachel Gross, MD, MS (Montefiore Medical Center)
    National Facilitator: Arvin Garg, MD, MPH (Boston University School of Medicine/Boston Medical Center)
  • Rachel Herbst, PhD
    Impact of a Behavioral Health Resident Education Curriculum on Physician
    Communication and Parental Behavior
    Institution: Children's Hospital Medical Center
    Mentor: Thomas Boat, MD (Cincinnati Children's Hospital)
    National Facilitator: Laurel Leslie, MD (Tufts Medical)
  • Brian Jenssen, MD
    Parent eReferral to Tobacco Quitline in Pediatric Primary Care
    Institution: The Children's Hopsital of Philadelphia
    Mentor: Alexander Fiks, MD (Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)
    National Facilitator: Richard "Mort" Wasserman, MD (University of Vermont)
  • Maya Ragavan, MD, MPH
    Exploring Asian Parents' Perceptions about Well-Child Visits: Attitudes, Social Influences, and Perceived Control
    Institution: Boston Medical Center
    Mentor: Megan Bair-Merritt, MD, MSCE (Boston Medical Center)
    National Facilitator: John Cowden, MD, MPH (Children’s Mercy Kansas City)
  • Kate Wallis, MD, MPH
    Doctor-Patient Communication in Primary Care: Talking about Developmental Concerns
    Institution: The Children's Hopsital of Philadelphia
    Mentor: David Mandell, ScD (University of Pennsylvania)

Nutrition in Underserved Communities

• • Laura Kair, MD
    Breast Pumps at Hospital Discharge to Improve Exclusive Breastfeeding among Low-Income, First-time Mothers: A Randomized Controlled Trial
    Institution: University of California Davis
    Mentor: Caroline Chantry, MD (University of California Davis)
    National Facilitator: Eliana Perrin, MD, MPH (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
    Primary Care Strategies for Promotion of Early Literacy and School Readiness (ROR)

Primary Care Strategies for Promotion of Early Literacy and School Readiness (ROR)

• Tiffany Munzer, MD
  Electronic versus print books: Differences in parent-toddler interactions and toddler behavioral regulation
  Institution: University of Michigan Medical School
  Mentor: Jenny Radesky, MD (University of Michigan Medical School)
  National Facilitator: TBD

2017 Resident Investigator Award Recipients

• • Marcia Morgenlander, MD
    Institution: UNC School of Medicine
    Current Practices for Identifying and Addressing Social Determinants of Health in Continuity Clinic
    Mentor: Samantha Schilling, MD, MSPH (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
    National Facilitator: Iman Sharif, MD, MPH (Sunset Park Family Health Center at NYU Langone)

 

• • Jayme Congdon, MD, MS
    Institution: Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford University
    Acceptability and Feasibility of Parental Family Planning Counseling and Contraception Provision in Pediatric Settings
    Mentor: Lisa Chamberlain, MD, MPH (Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford University)
    National Facilitator: Paul Chung, MD, MS (UCLA)

 

• • Margot Lazow, MD
    Institution: Cincinnati Children's Hospital
    Development of an Interactive Virtual Tour of a Local Impoverished Neighborhood: Can this impact pediatric residents' perspectives and practice?
    Mentor: Melissa Klein, MD, MEd (Cincinnati Children's Hospital)
    National Facilitator: Arvin Garg, MD, MPH (Boston University School of Medicine/Boston Medical Center)

 

• Anthony Kuleto, MD
  Institution: UC San Diego
  War-Related Stressors on Military-Connected Families: Stratification of those who develop resiliency versus those that suffer adverse outcomes
  Mentor: Elizabeth Cius, MD (Naval Medical Center San Diego)
  National Facilitator:

 

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2016 Young Investigator Award Recipients

 

APA Young Investigator Award

• • Edward Cruz, MD, MPH
    Interventions to Help Asthma Clinical Adherence (ITHACA)
    Mentor: Michael Cabana, MD, MPH (University of California San Francisco)
    National Facilitator: Glenn Flores, MD (Medica Research Institute)
  • Stephanie Doupnik, MD
    Identifying Risk Factors for Poor Hospital Outcomes in Pediatric Asthma Patients with Depression or Anxiety
    Institution: The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
    Mentor: Chris Feudtner, MD, PhD, MPH (The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)
    National Facilitator: James Perrin, MD (MassGeneral Hospital for Children)
  • Alexander Glick, MD
    Investigating the Role of Health Literacy in Parent Understanding and Execution of Discharge Instructions: A First Step to Identifying Strategies to Prevent PostHospitalization Morbidity
    Institution: NYU School of Medicine / Bellevue Hospital Center
    Mentor: H. Shonna Yin, MD, MS (NYU School of Medicine)
    National Facilitator: Joel Tieder, MD, MPH (Seattle Children's Hospital and The University of Washington)
  • Anita Shah, DO
    Effect of Parental Adverse Childhood Experiences and Resilience on Outcomes After Pediatric Discharge
    Institution: Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
    Mentor: Jeffrey Simmons, MD, MSc (Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)
    National Facilitator: David Keller, MD (University of Colorado School of Medicine/Children's Hospital Colorado)

APA/Bright Futures Young Investigator Award

• • Callie Brown, MD
    Defining Picky Eating and its Relationship to Feeding Behaviors and Obesity
    Institution: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
    Mentor: Eliana Perrin, MD, MPH (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
    National Facilitator: Ian Paul, MD, MSc (Penn State College of Medicine/Hershey Medical Center)
  • Mersine Bryan, MD
    How can pediatricians use social media to convey high quality health information?
    Institution: University of Washington
    Mentor: Megan Moreno, MD, MSEd, MPH (Seattle Children's Hospital)
    National Facilitator: Aaron Carroll, MD, MS (Indiana University School of Medicine/Riley Children's Hospital)
  • Olivier Drouin, MD
    Integrated electronic screening to address major pediatric health risks
    Institution: MassGeneral Hospital for Children
    Mentor: Jonathan Winickoff, MD, MPH (MassGeneral Hospital for Children)
    National Facilitator: Stephen Downs, MD, MS (Indiana University School of Medicine/Riley Children's Hospital)
  • Christopher Mehus, PhD
    Parents perceptions of pediatricians attention to behavioral health issues: Toward the implementation of evidence-based parenting programs though primary care settings
    Institution: University of Minnesota
    Mentor: Iris Wagman Borowsky, MD, PhD (University of Minnesota)
    National Facilitator: Laurel Leslie, MD, MPH (Tufts Medical Center/Floating Hospital for Children)
  • Megha Shah, MD, MPH
    Impact of a school-based health center intervention on reducing missed opportunities for human papillomavirus immunization among adolescents
    Institution: University of California, Los Angeles
    Mentor: Peter Szilagyi, MD MPH (Mattel Children's Hospital at UCLA)
    National Facilitator: Rita Mangione-Smith, MD, MPH (University of Washington Medical Centers/Seattle Children's Hospital)
  • Elizabeth Wolf, MD, MPH
    Identifying Gaps in Well-Child Care (WCC) Attendance among Primary Care Clinics Serving Low-Income Families
    Institution: Virginia Commonwealth University
    Mentor: Alex Krist, MD, MPH (Virginia Commonwealth University)
    National Facilitator: Richard "Mort" Wasserman, MD, MPH (University of Vermont/Vermont Children's Hospital)

Nutrition in Underserved Communities

• • Megan Pesch, MD
    Super-Size It: The role of portion size in maternal restrictive feeding behaviors among mothers of obese and non-obese children
    Institution: University of Michigan
    Mentor: Julie C. Lumeng, MD (University of Michigan)
    National Facilitator: Elsie M. Taveras, MD, MPH (Mass General Hospital for Children/Harvard Medical School)
    Primary Care Strategies for Promotion of Early Literacy and School Readiness (ROR)

Primary Care Strategies for Promotion of Early Literacy and School Readiness (ROR)

• Kymberly Gonzalez, MD
  Understanding the Relationship of Parental ACEs and Reading Behaviors among Poor Urban Parents
  Institution: The Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program at the University of Pennsylvania
  Mentor: James P. Guevara, MD MPH (The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)
  National Facilitator: Manuel Jimenez, MD (Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School/Children’s Specialized Hospital)
• Anna Miller-Fitzwater, MD, MPH
  Reach Out and Read Earlier - Implementing the Reach Out and Read Model at the Newborn Visit.
  Institution: Wake Forest Baptist Health - Brenner Children's Hospital
  Mentor: Katherine Poehling, MD, MPH (Wake Forest Baptist Health - Brenner Children's Hospital) and Kathleen Gallagher, PhD (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
  National Facilitator: Mariana Glusman, MD (Northwestern University/Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago)

 

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2015 Young Investigator Award Recipients

 

APA Young Investigator Award

• Christopher Bonafide, MD, MSCE
  Impact of a Data Driven Monitor Alarm Reduction Strategy Implemented in Safety Huddles
  Institution: The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
  Mentor: Ron Keren, MD, MPH
  National Facilitator: Chris Landrigan, MD, MPH (Boston Children's Hospital)
• JoAnna Leyenaar, MD, MPH, MSc
  Perspectives and Experiences of Key Stakeholders in Pediatric Hospital Admissions: a Qualitative Analysis
  Institution: Floating Hospital for Children at Tufts Medical Centr
  Mentor: Peter K Lindenauer, MD, MSc
  National Facilitator: Maria Britto, MD, MPH (Cincinnati Children's)
• Christopher Russell, MD
  Risk Factors for Hospitalization Attributable to Bacterial Respiratory Tract Infections within Twelve Months of Initial Tracheostomy Placement
  Institution: USC Keck School of Medicine
  Mentor: Michael Neely, MD, MSc, FCP (USC Keck School of Medicine)
  National Facilitator: Jay Berry, MD, MPH (Boston Children's Hospital)
• Tracey Wilkinson, MD, MPH
  Examining Over-the-Counter Availability and Access to Emergency Contraception 
  Institution: USC Keck School of Medicine
  Mentor: Kathleen Nelson, MD (USC Keck School of Medicine)
  National Facilitator: Elizabeth Miller, MD, PhD (Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh)

APA/Bright Futures Young Investigator Award

• Caitlin Canfield, PhD
  Understanding Intergenerational Transmission of Toxic Stress and its Role in Childrens Mental Health Outcomes
  Institution: New York University School of Medicine
  Mentor: Alan Mendelsohn, MD (New York University School of Medicine)
  National Facilitator: Dipesh Navsaria, MPH, MSLIS, MD (University of Wisconsin)
• Keely Dwyer-Matzky, MD
  Adolescent to Adult-Oriented Health Care Transition Survey: Study of a Video-Based Educational Intervention
  Institution: University of Rochester
  Mentor: Barbara Asselin, MD (University of Rochester)
  National Facilitator: David Wood, MD, MPH (East Tennessee State University)
• Stacy Ellen, DO
  Text Message-Based Parenting Advice Focus Groups and Pilot Study
  Institution: St. Christopher's Hospital for Children
  Mentor: Lee Pachter, DO (St. Christopher's Hospital for Children)
  National Facilitator: Ivor Horn, MD, MPH (University of Washington)
• Dawn Magnusson, MPT, PhD
  Anticipatory Guidance for Parents of Children Screening Positive for Developmental Delay: Exploring the Role of Parent Beliefs in Early Intervention Utilization
  Institution: Johns Hopkins University
  Mentor: Cynthia Minkovitz, MD, MPP and Kamila Mistry, PhD, MPH (Johns Hopkins University)
  National Facilitator: Karen Kuhlthau, PhD (Massachusetts General Hospital)
• Deepak Palakshappa, MD
  Addressing Household Food Insecurity in Suburban Pediatric Primary Care Practices
  Institution: Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
  Mentor: Alexander G. Fiks, MD, MSCE
  National Facilitator: Alex Kemper, MD, MPH, MS (Duke University School of Medicine)
• Elizabeth Peacock-Chambers, MD
  Parental Self-efficacy and Perceived Control Regarding Child Development: Implications for Anticipatory Guidance
  Institution: Boston Medical Center
  Mentor: Megan Bair-Merritt, MD, MSCE
  National Facilitator: Ellen Perrin, MD (Tufts Medical Center)

 

2015 Resident Investigator Award Recipients

• Edward Iglesia, MD
  Assessing the Influence of Parental Health Literacy on Infant Immunization Status
  Institution: Vanderbilt University Medical Center
  Mentor: Russell Rothman, MD, MPP
  National Facilitator: Lee Sanders, MD, MPH (Stanford University School of Medicine)

Nutrition in Underserved Communities

• Charles Wood, MD, MPH
  Assessing Beliefs, Behaviors and a Novel Intervention to Prevent Obesity in Bottle-Fed Infants
  Institution: University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill
  Mentor: Eliana Perrin, MD (University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill)
  National Facilitator: Shari Barkin, MD, MSHS (Vanderbilt University School of Medicine)

Primary Care Strategies for Promotion of Early Literacy and School Readiness (ROR)

• Sai Iyer, MD
  Pre-school Literacy Screening in Primary Care Title: Integrating the Early Literacy Screener along with Reach Out and Read
  Institution: University of California, San Diego
  Mentor: Sheila Gahagan, MD, MPH
  National Facilitator: TBD

 

2014 Young Investigator Award Recipients

 

APA Young Investigator Award

• Eric Biondi, MD
  Incidence, Epidemiology, Resistance Patterns and Contamination Costs of Suspected Serious Bacterial Infection in Previously Healthy Infants
  University of Rochester Medical Center
  Mentor: Francis Gigliotti, MD (University of Rochester Medical Center)
  National Facilitator: Thomas Neumann, MD, MPH (University of California, San Francisco)
• Arti Desai, MD
  Developing a Parent-Reported Outcome Measure to Assess the Quality of Transitions from Hospital to Home: a Validation Study
  University of Washington
  Mentor: Rita Mangione-Smith, MD, MPH (University of Washington)
  National Facilitator: Maria Britto, MD, MPH (Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)
• Charisse Kwan, MD
  Climbing the Learning Curve- Teaching the Pediatric Emergency Physician How to Interpret Point-of-Care Ultrasound Images
  The Hospital for Sick Children
  Mentor: Kathy Boutis, MD (The Hospital for Sick Children)
  National Facilitator: Steve Selbst, MD (A.I. duPont Hospital for Children)
• Carolyn Schook, MD
  Achieving High Quality Pediatric Hospital to Home Transitions: The Parent and Healthcare Provider Perspectives
  University of Washington
  Mentor: Rita Mangione-Smith, MD, MPH (University of Washington)
  National Facilitator: Matt Davis, MD, MPP (University of Michigan)
• Joanna Thomson, MD
  Pneumonia in Children with Neurological Impairment
  Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
  Mentor: Samir Shah, MD, MSCE (Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)
  National Facilitator: Jay Berry, MD, MPH (Boston Children's Hospital)

APA/ Bright Futures Young Investigator Award

• Amy Beck, MD, MPH
  Evaluation of a Primary Care-Based Intervention to Reduce Consumption of Sugar-sweetened Beverages and 100% Fruit Juice Among Latino Children
  University of California San Francisco
  Mentor: Michael Cabana, MD, MPH (University of California San Francisco)
  National Facilitator: Alex Kemper, MD, MPH, MS
• Lisa DeCamp, MD, MSPH
  Health and Healthcare Activation among Latino Parents of Young Children
  Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
  Mentor: Tina Cheng, MD, MPH (Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine) National Facilitator: Christina Bethell, PhD, MPH, MBA (Oregon Health Science University)
• Kathryn King, MD
  Anticipatory Guidance for Healthy Schools: Exploring How School Wellness Climate Affects Fitness, Academics and Behavior
  Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
  Mentor: Nancy Hutton, MD (Johns Hopkins University)
  National Facilitator: Jill Halterman, MD, MPH (University of Rochester)
• Jenny Radesky, MD
  Parent views about mobile device use around and by young children: A qualitative analysis of styles of use, perceived risks and benefits, and parent-child interaction
  Boston Medical Center
  Mentor: Michael Silverstein, MD, MPH (Boston Medical Center)
  National Facilitator: Richard "Mort" Wasserman, MD, MPH (University of Vermont)
• Krishna Upadhya, MD, MPH
  Enhancing Reproductive Health in Adolescent Preventive Visits Using a Preconception Health Framework
  Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
  Mentor: Tina Cheng, MD, MPH (Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine)
  National Facilitator: Elizabeth Miller, MD, PhD (Children's Hospital Pittsburgh)
• Ashley Weedn, MD, MPH
  Cultural Assessment of Obesity in American Indian Preschool Children: A Qualitative Study of Parents and Caregivers
  University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
  Mentor: Paul Darden, MD (University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center)
  National Facilitator: Elsie Taveras, MD, MPH (Harvard Medical School/Massachusetts General Hospital)

APA/ Reach Out and Read Young Investigator Award

• John Hutton, MD
  A Neuroimaging-Based Pilot Study Comparing Brain Regions Involved With Receptive Language in Reach Out and Read"Graduates" and Unexposed Children
  Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
  Mentor: Tom Dewitt, MD (Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)
  National Facilitator: Alan Mendelsohn, MD (New York University School of Medicine)
• Jayna Schumacher, MD
  Use of E-Books to Support Emerging Readers from Families with Low Socioeconomic Status Boston Medical Center
  Mentor: Barry Zuckerman, MD (Boston Medical Center)
  National Facilitator: Robert Needlman, MD (MetroHealth Medical Center)

Resident Investigator Award

 

• Julia Sharp
  The Hospital for Sick Children Research Institute
  Mentor: Eliana M. Perrin (UNC)
• Francis Real
  Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
  Mentor: Barry Solomon (Johns Hopkins)

 

2013 Young Investigator Award Recipients

 

APA Young Investigator Award

• Lilliam Ambroggio, PhD, MPH
  Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
  Mentor: Samir S. Shah, MD, MSCE (Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)
• Elizabeth Barnert, MD, MS
  Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program/ University of California, Los Angeles
  Mentor: Paul J. Chung, MD, MS (University of California, Los Angeles)
• Patrick Brady, MD, MSc
  Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
  Mentor: Samir S. Shah, MD, MSCE (Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)
• Melissa Gilkey, PhD, MPH
  University of North Carolina
  Mentor: Noel T. Brewer, PhD (University of North Carolina)

APA/Bright Futures Young Investigator Award

• Victoria Chen, MD
  New York University School of Medicine
  Mentor: Alan Mendelsohn, MD (New York University School of Medicine)
• William Heerman, MD
  Vanderbilt University
  Mentor: Shari Barkin, MD (Vanderbilt University)
• Suzanna Martinez, PhD
  University of California, San Francisco
  Mentor: Michael Cabana, MD, PhD (University of California, San Francisco)
• Anne Palaia, PhD, MPH
  Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
  Mentor: Anne Duggan, ScD (Johns Hopkins School of Medicine)
• Alison Riese, MD
  Rhode Island Hospital
  Mentor: Megan Ranney, MD, MPH (Brown University)
• Christina Sakai, MD
  Tufts Medical Center
  Mentor: Roula Choueiri, MD (Tufts Medical Center)

APA/ CDC Adolescent Reproductive, Perinatal, & Newborn Health Young Investigator Award

• Michele Decker, PhD, MPH
  Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
  Mentor: Nan M. Astone, PhD (Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health)
• Emily Gregory, MD
  Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
  Mentor: Arlene Butz, ScD, RN, MSN, CPNP (Johns Hopkins School of Medicine)
• Reena Oza-Frank PhD, RD
  Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital
  Mentor: Mark A. Klebanoff, MD, MPH (Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital)

APA/ Reach Out and Read Young Investigator Award

• Adriana Weisleder, PhD
  New York University School of Medicine
  Mentor: Alan Mendelsohn, MD (New York University School of Medicine)

 

2013 Resident Investigator Award Recipients

• Jessica Cataldi, MD
  University of Colorado School of Medicine
  Mentor: Edwin J. Asturias, MD (University of Colorado School of Medicine)
• Matthew Zackoff, MD
  Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
  Mentor: Melissa Klein, MD, MEd (Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)

 

2012 Young Investigator Award Recipients

 

APA YIAs

• Arlene Chung, MD, MPH
  Tweeting to Health
  University of North Carolina
  Mentor: Eliana Perrin, MD, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
  National Facilitator: Shari Barkin, MD, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
• Julia Kim, MD
  Unintended Consequences of an Electronic Health Record-based Immunization Reminder System on Other Childhood Preventive Health Services
  Johns Hopkins
  Mentor:Barry Soloman, MD, Johns Hopkins University
  National Facilitator: Peter Szilagyi, MD, MPH, University of Rochester School of Medicine
• Julia Morinis, MD
  The Weight of Place: The Role of Neighborhood Deprivation on Childhood Obesity
  University of Toronto
  Mentor: Catherine Birken, MD, University of Toronto
  National Facilitator: Matthew Gillman, MD, SM Harvard Medical School/Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute
• Greg Faris, MD
  Prediction of Post-concussion Syndrome in Children Using a Neuroimaging Rule
  University of Cincinnati
  Mentor: Lynn Babcock, MD, University of Cincinnati
  National Facilitator: Marc Gorelick, MD, MSCE, Children's Hospital of Wisconsin
• Chen Kenyon, MD
  Assessing Asthma Readmission Risk at the Patient, Health System and Population Level
  University of Pennsylvania
  Mentor: Chris Feudtner, MD, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
  National Facilitator: Glenn Flores, MD, UT Southwestern Medical Center and Children's Medical Center

MCHB-funded Bright Futures YIAs

• Sheryl Levy, MD
  Co-located Care Among Pediatricians and Mental Health Providers: What Makes It Collaborative?
  Tufts New England Medical Center
  Mentor: Ellen Perrin, MD, Tufts-New England Medical Center
  National Facilitator: Jim Guevara, MD, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
• Anson Koshy, MD
  The Behavioral Health Checklist: A new measure for behavioral health screening in Primary Care
  The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
  Mentor: Thomas J. Power, MD, The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
  National Facilitator: Robert J Voigt, MD, Baylor College of Medicine
• Katherine Connor, MD
  Feasibility of Implementing Group Well Child Care at Community Health Centers in Baltimore
  Johns Hopkins
  Mentor: Cynthia Minkovitz, MD, MPP, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
  National Facilitator: David Bergman, MD, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital
• Megan Tschudy, MD
  The IMPROVE-Care Study: Impressions from Mothers on Pediatric Relationships, Observations, and Values for Excellence in Care
  Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
  Mentor: Tina Cheng, MD, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
  National Facilitator: Shari Barkin, MD, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
• Inyang Isong, MD, MPH, SM
  Addressing Chronic Disease Behavioral Risk Factors in Early Childhood
  Harvard Medical School
  Mentor: Jonathan Winickoff, MD, Harvard Medical School
  National Facilitator: Rita M. Mangione-Smith, MD, MPH, University of Washington
• Senbagam Virudachalam, MD
  Understanding and Improving Home Food Preparation Practices in Families with Young Children
  University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
  Mentor: Chris Feudtner, MD, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
  National Facilitator: Paul Chung, MD, MS, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
• Annie Laurie McRee, PhD, MPH
  Maximizing adolescent health supervision and anticipatory guidance through HPV vaccination visits
  University of Minnesota
  Mentor: Iris Borowsky, MD, University of Minnesota
  National Facilitator: Amanda (Mandy) F. Dempsey, MD, PhD, MPH, University of Colorado

Reach-Out-and-Read YIAs

• • Teri DeLucca, PhD
    A Multifaceted Examination of Reach Out and Read: Physician, Family and Child Outcomes
    New York University School of Medicine
    Mentor: Iman Sharif, MD, New York University School of Medicine
    National Facilitator: Alan Mendelsohn, MD, New York University School of Medicine

Aetna Foundation/APA YIAs

• • Mahnoosh (Mona) Sharifi, MD
    Built Environment, Obesity-Related Behavior, and Response to Interventions
    Obesity
    Children's Hospital Boston
    Mentor: Elsie Taveras, MD, MPH, Harvard Medical School/Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute
    National Facilitator: Tom Robinson, MD, MPH, Stanford University
  • Ashaunta Tumblin, MD, MPH
    Cross Cultural Perspectives on Parenting Education as a Prenatal School Readiness Intervention
    Racial/Ethnic Healthcare Equity
    University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
    Mentor: Paul Chung, MD, MS, UCLA
    National Facilitator: Barry Zuckerman, MD, Boston Medical Center
  • Kavita Parikh, MD
    Bronchiolitis Practice Management: Before and After AAP Guidelines
    Integrated Healthcare
    Children's National Medical Center
    Mentor: Stephen Teach, MD, MPH, Children's National Medical Center
    National Facilitator: Ron Keren, MD, MPH, The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

 

APA Resident Investigator Award 2012

• Anne Fuller, MD
  Nutrition and Body Mass Index in Early Childhood: A TARget Kids! Study
  University of Toronto
  Mentor: Catherine Birken, MD, University of Toronto
  National Facilitator: Stephen Gortmaker, PhD, Harvard School of Public Health
• Karissa Brazauskas, MD
  Overweight and Obesity in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
  Massachusetts General Hospital
  Mentor: Jeanne Van Cleave, MD, Massachusetts General Hospital
  National Facilitator: Sandra Hassink, MD, Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children

 

2011 Award Recipients

 

APA YIAs

• Christine Briccetti, MD
  Johns Hopkins
  Factors Associated with Sleep Quality in Baltimore Children
  Mentor: Peter Rowe, MD
  National Facilitator: Laurel Leslie
• Kandyce Larson, PhD
  UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine
  Intergenerational Health Disparities: Income, Maternal Health, and Child Well-Being
  Mentor: Neal Halfon, MD, MPH
  National Facilitator: Robert Kahn
• Ellen Lipstein, MD
  Cincinnati Children's Hospital
  Adolescent Participation in Chronic Disease Treatment Decisions
  Mentor: Maria T. Britto, MD, MPH
  National Facilitator: Judy Shaw
• Margaret Wolff, MD
  The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
  Improved Primary Care Follow-up for Adolescents with Pelvic Inflammatory Disease: A Randomized Controlled Trial Using Text Message Reminders
  Mentors: Esther Sampayo, MD, MPH; Cynthia Mollen, MD, MSCE
  National Facilitator: Steve Krug

APA/AHRQ YIAs

• Cade Nylund, MD
  Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
  Pharmacologic Risk Factors for the Development of Clostridium difficile Infections in Children
  Mentor: Commander Gregory Gorman, MD, MPH
  National Facilitator: Samir Shah
• Glenn Rosenbluth, MD
  UCSF
  Impact of Decreased Heparin Dose for Flush-Lock of Implanted Venous Access Devices in Pediatric Oncology Patients
  Mentor: Andrew D. Auerbach, MD, MPH
  National Facilitator: Raj Srivastava
• Mark Zonfrillo, MD
  Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
  Long-Term Outcomes Following Pediatric Trauma
  Mentor: Dennis R. Durbin, MD, MSCE
  National Facilitator: Fred Rivara

Commonwealth Fund YIAs

• Manuel Jiménez, MD
  Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
  Understanding Barriers to Evaluation for Early Intervention Services: A Qualitative Study
  Mentor: Alexander Fiks, MD, MSCE
  National Facilitator: Benard Dreyer
• Marianne San Antonio, DO
  Yale
  Do the Conditions of Administration Affect the Reliability of Developmental Screening in the Pediatric Waiting Room?
  Mentor: Carol Weitzman, MD
  National Facilitator: Ruth Stein
• Katharine Zuckerman, MD
  Oregon HSU
  Early Identification and Diagnosis of Autism in Latino Children: A Survey of California Pediatricians
  Mentor: Christina Bethell. PhD, MBA, MPH
  National Facilitator: Gary Freed

MCHB-funded Bright Futures YIAs

• Nerissa Bauer, MD, MPH
  Indiana University
  Promoting Healthy Parent-Child Relationships in Pediatric Primary Care
  Mentor: Steve Downs, MD, MS
  National Facilitator: Barry Zuckerman
• Clement Bottino, MD
  Harvard/Children's Hospital Boston
  Assessing Unmet Social Needs and Children's Diet Quality in Pediatric Primary Care: Implementation of a Web-Based Assessment and Referral Tool
  Mentors: Joanne Cox, MD and Mark Schuster, MD, PhD
  National Facilitator: Tina Cheng
• Raymond Perry, MD
  UCLA
  Evaluating the Impact of a Sexual Health Text Messaging Service for Teens
  Mentor: Paul Chung, MD, MS
  National Facilitator: Charlie Irwin
• Deepa Sekhar, MD
  Penn State
  Improving Detection of Adolescent Hearing Loss
  Mentor: Ian Paul, MD, MSc
  National Facilitator: Mark Schuster
• Rashmi Shetgiri, MD
  University of Texas Southwestern Medical
  Center and Children's Medical Center Dallas
  Can Pediatricians Prevent Bullying?: Parent and Community Perspectives on the Pediatrician's Role in Bullying Prevention
  Mentor: Glenn Flores, MD
  National Facilitator: TBA
• Pooja Tandon, MD
  University of Washington
  Understanding the Impact of Preschool Environments and Outdoor Time on Physical Activity
  Mentor: Dimitri Christakis, MD, MPH
  National Facilitator: Tom Robinson

Reach-Out-and-Read YIAs

• Meghan Treitz, MD
  University of Colorado
  Promoting Early Childhood Literacy with Low Income Families in a Primary Care Pediatric Clinic Using a Video Tutorial to Teach Dialogic Reading
  Mentor: Lindsey Lane
  National Facilitator: Tom DeWitt

2010 Award Recipients

 

APA YIAs

• Suzanne Dakil, MD
  Academic Pediatric Fellow
  U of TX Southwestern Medical Center
  Risk and Protective Factors for Child Maltreatment: A Qualitative Study of Parents and Caretakers
• Sara Eleoff, MD
  Fellow Academic General Pediatrics
  Clinical Instructor in Pediatrics
  University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
  Risk Factors and Unmet Needs among Children in Kinship Care
• Todd Florin, MD
  Fellow, Pediatric Emergency Medicine
  The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
  Nebulized Hypertonic Saline Solution for Acute Bronchiolitis in the Emergency Department
• Derek Williams, MD
  Fellow, General Pediatrics
  Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
  Environmental Tobacco Smoke Exposure among Children
  Hospitalized with Pneumonia

APA/AHRQ YIAs

• Janet Coffman, MPP, PhD
  Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies
  University of California, San Francisco
  Trends in Children's Use of Asthma Controller Medications, 2000-2007: An Analysis of Data from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey
• Anthony Goudie, PhD
  Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
  Child Policy Research Center
  The Association Between Non-Urgent Pediatric Emergency Department Utilization and the Medical Home
• Megan McCarville, MD, MPH
  Fellow, General Academic Pediatrics
  Children's Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IL
  Asthma Severity and Environmental Exposures in Chicago Children

Commonwealth Fund YIAs

• Carolyn Brockmeyer, PhD
  New York University School of Medicine
  Department of Pediatrics
  Investigating Trajectories of Shared Bookreading Interactions to Enhance Pediatric Preventive Developmental Services for Low Socioeconomic Status Families
• Ariane Marie-Mitchell, MD, PhD, MPH
  University of Rochester Medical Center
  Department of Community and Preventive Medicine
  Child Outcomes that Matter: Measures of Success for Prevention Through Pediatric Primary Care
• Heather O'Donnell, MD, Msc
  Albert Einstein College of Medicine
  Division of General Pediatrics
  Interphysician Communication Surrounding Newborn Hospital Discharge

MCHB-funded Bright Futures YIAs

• Nina Burtchen, MD
  New York University School of Medicine
  Department of Pediatrics
  Subclinical Maternal Depressive Symptoms identified in Pediatric Primary Care: Implications for the Mother-Infant Relationship and Infant Self-regulation Six Months Postpartum in Families of Low Socio-Economic Status
• Rachel Gross, MD
  Instructor in Pediatrics
  Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Children's Hospital at Montefiore
  Impact of Infant Social Emotional Problems on Childhood Obesity
• Marjorie Rosenthal, MD
  Associate Research Scientist, Division of General Pediatrics
  Yale University School of Medicine
  A Feasibility Study of Pediatric Residents Facilitating Group Well Child Care
• Sara Slovin, MD
  Fellow, General Academic Pediatrics
  Division of General Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine
  Johns Hopkins University
  Pre-visit Parent Questionnaires and Well-Child Care for Low-Income Families
• Tyler Smith, MD
  Fellow, General Academic Pediatrics
  Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
  Determining ways to encourage young fathers' involvement in their children's health
• Jeffrey Tom, MD
  Fellow, General Pediatrics
  National Research Service Award
  University of Washington, Seattle Children's Hospital Research Institute
  Is Use of a Shared Medical Record Associated With Parents Reporting More Positive Primary Care Experiences for Their Chils with Chronic Disease?

 

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2009 Award Recipents

 

APA YIAs

• Grace Lee, CHOP: Incidence of Pneumonia-Related Complications in US Children Hospitalized with Community-Acquired Pneumonia in the Post-Heptavalent Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine Era
• Shonna Yin, NYU: Use of Plain-language, Pictogram-based Medication Instruction Sheets to Improve Parent Understanding of Medication Instructions and Prevent Medication Errors in Children
• Anisha Patel, UCLA: Hydrate for a Healthy Start: A Qualitative Study Exploring the Availability and Consumption of Beverages in Child Care Facilities

APA/AHRQ YIAs

• Patricia Li, Hospital for Sick Children: A population-based study on the effect of clinical practice guidelines in the emergency department on childhood asthma admissions and bounce backs in Ontario, Canada
• Matthew Kronman, CHOP: Defining trends in antibiotic use and factors associated with broad-spectrum antibiotic overuse in childhood pneumonia
• Alexander Fiks, CHOP: Shared Decision Making in Pediatrics: A National Perspective

Commonwealth Fund YIAs

• Aasma Khandekar, Boston Medical Center: A Quality Improvement Initiative for Reach Out and Read
• Michael Leu, Seattle Children's: Feasibility study of an online, family-focused developmental screening instrument based on Bright Futures
• Alma Guerrero, UCLA: Quality of Preventive Care for Young Latino Children: Assessment of Disparities and Impact

MCHB-funded Bright Futures YIAs

• Darcy Thompson, Johns Hopkins: Providing nutritional anticipatory guidance to low-income Spanish-speaking parents via touch screen computer kiosks
• Allison Gorman, NYU: Obesity Prevention in Toddler and Preschool Children: Parental and Practitioner Knowledge Attitudes and Behavior
• Kristina Gustafson, MUSC: Safety First: Implementing Bright Futures Evidence Based Curriculum In a Pediatric Residency Continuity Clinic

PAS 2019

2018 Young Investigator Award Recipients

APA YIA

• • Alison Culyba
    Identifying cross-cutting protective factors to reduce violence involvement
    Presenting Author & Co-authors: Alison Culyba, Elizabeth Miller, Steve Albert, Kaleab Abebe
    Presentation Date: April 28th, 2019
    Presentation Time: Noon – 3:00 PM
    Presentation Location: Convention Center 303
    Presentation Type: Invited science as part of the Race in Medicine and Injury Control SIG's joint session
    Related to YIA project? This project is synergistic to YIA aims

    Physical environmental contexts and violence perpetration among male adolescents in Pittsburgh, PA
    Presenting Author & Co-authors: Brady Bushover, Elizabeth Miller, Megan Bair-Merrit, Kaleab Abebe, Alison Culyba
    Presentation Date: April 27th, 2019
    Presentation Time: 1:00 – 4:00 PM
    Presentation Location: Convention center hall; Session Epidemiology: Social and Behavioral Contexts; Board 194
    Presentation Type: Poster
    Related to YIA project? Yes

 

• Michelle White
  Changes in the Recreational Built Environment and Youth BMI in Durham, NC
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Michelle J. White, MD, MPH; Elizabeth McClure, MS; John Killeen, MCRP, AICP; Janna Howard, MPH; Eliana M. Perrin, MD, MPH
  Presentation Date: April 28th, 2019
  Presentation Time: 1:35 PM
  Presentation Location: 309-310
  Presentation Type: AAP Presidential Plenary
  Related to YIA project? Yes

 

Reach Out and Read

• Erin Roby
  Contributions of Reading and Play During Infancy to Later Social-Emotional Competence
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Erin Roby, PhD, Caitlin Canfield, PhD, Elizabeth Miller, PhD, Anne Seery, PhD, Johana Rosas, PhD, Daniel Shaw, PhD, Alan Mendelsohn, MD
  Presentation Date: April 28th, 2019
  Presentation Time: 12:15 PM
  Presentation Location: Convention Center 327-329
  Presentation Type: Platform
  Related to YIA project? Yes

 

Resident Investigator Award

• • Kasi Eastep
    Geographic Patterns in Prescription Opioids and Opioid Abuse in the Pediatric Population: A Review of a Recent Kentucky Cohort
    Presenting Author & Co-authors:
    Presentation Date: April 28th, 2019
    Presentation Time: 5:45 PM
    Presentation Location:
    Presentation Type: Poster
    Related to YIA project? Yes

    Opioid Prescriptions Among Children Enrolled in Kentucky Medicaid: A Review of a Recent Cohort
    Presenting Author & Co-authors: Eastep K, Stevenson M, Feygin Y, Yan X, Kong M, Jawad K, Myers J, Wattles B, Anderson B
    Presentation Date: April 28th, 2019
    Presentation Time: 1:15 PM
    Presentation Location: Public Health & Prevention II
    Presentation Type: Platform
    Related to YIA project? Yes

 

• • Erin Hickey
    A Mixed Methods Evaluation of a new Food Pantry in a Pediatric Primary Care Center
    Presenting Author & Co-authors: Erin Hickey, MD; Michelle Phan, MD; Mary Carol Burkhardt, MD; Andrew Beck, MD; Melissa Klein, MD
    Presentation Date: April 30th, 2019
    Presentation Time: 7:30 – 9:30 AM
    Presentation Location:
    Presentation Type: Poster
    Related to YIA project? Yes

 

• • Yuan He
    National Trends in Child Maltreatment Outcomes with Associated Caregiver Substance Use from 2000-2015
    Presenting Author & Co-authors: Yuan He, MD, MPH; Eric A Jones, MPH; John M Leventhal, MD; Julie R Gaither, PhD, MPH, RN; Caroline J Kistin, MD, MSc
    Presentation Date: April 30th, 2019
    Presentation Time: 10:45 AM
    Presentation Location: Convention Center 341-342
    Presentation Type: Platform
    Related to YIA project? Yes

 

• Jacquelin Rankine
  The Case for "Pop-up" Clinics: Decreasing missed appointments and Emergency Department utilization
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Jacquelin Rankine, Ana Malinow, Johanna Bellon, Stefanie Altieri Dunn
  Presentation Date: April 30th, 2019
  Presentation Time: 7:30 AM
  Presentation Location:
  Presentation Type: Poster
  Related to YIA project? No

 

2017 Young Investigator Award Recipients

APA YIA

• • Kao-Ping Chua
    Differences in Low-Value Pediatric Service Use between Publicly and Commercially Insured Children
    Presenting Author & Co-authors: Kao-Ping Chua, Aaron Schwartz, Rena Conti, Anna Volerman, Elbert Huang
    Presentation Date: April 30th, 2019
    Presentation Time: 7:30 – 9:30 AM
    Presentation Location:
    Presentation Type: Poster
    Related to YIA project? Yes

 

• Joe Real
  Dose Matters: An App to Improve Asthma Control Among Patients at an Urban Primary Care Clinic
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Francis J. Real, MD, MEd, Andrew F. Beck, MD, MPH, Dominick DeBlasio, MD, MEd, Matthew Zackoff, MD, Adrienne Henize, JD, Yingying Xu, PhD, David Davis, MFA, Bradley Cruse, MFA, and Melissa D. Klein, MD, MEd
  Presentation Date: April 30th, 2019
  Presentation Time: 7:30 – 9:30 AM
  Presentation Location: Medical Education: Potpourri 9
  Presentation Type: Poster #410
  Related to YIA project? Yes

 

Bright Futures

• • Brian Jenssen
    Parent eReferral to Tobacco Quitline from Pediatric Primary Care: A Pragmatic Randomized Trial
    Presenting Author & Co-authors: Alexander Fiks (in my stead)
    Presentation Date: April 27th, 2019
    Presentation Time: 3:00 – 3:15 PM
    Presentation Location: Environmental Health
    Presentation Type: Platform Presentation
    Related to YIA project? Yes

 

• • Anne Fuller
    Material Hardship, Parenting Stress and Family and Neighborhood Buffers for Children With and Without Special Health Care Needs
    Presenting Author & Co-authors: Anne Fuller, Nicole Brown, Suzette Oyeku, Rachel Gross
    Presentation Date: April 28, 2019
    Presentation Time: 9:30 AM
    Presentation Location: Convention Center 307
    Presentation Type: Platform
    Related to YIA project? Yes

 

• Kate Wallis Doctor-Parent Communication in Primary Care: Talking about Young Children’s Development
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Kate Wallis
  Presentation Date: April 29th, 2019
  Presentation Time: 8:00 – 8:15 AM
  Presentation Location: Convention Center 316
  Presentation Type: Platform
  Related to YIA project? Yes

  Predictors of Initiation of Early Intervention Services Prior to Positive Screen for Autism Spectrum Disorder in Young Children
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Kate Wallis
  Presentation Date: April 28th, 2019
  Presentation Time: 5:00 – 5:15 PM
  Presentation Location: Convention Center 349-350
  Presentation Type: Platform
  Related to YIA project? No

  The Science of Adversity Session: APA Special Interest Group: Culture, Ethnicity, and Healthcare/Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics Combined SIG
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Kate Wallis
  Presentation Date: April 28th, 2019
  Presentation Time: 8:00 – 11:00 AM
  Presentation Location: Hilton Key Ballroom 3
  Presentation Type: SIG
  Related to YIA project? No

 

Reach Out and Read

• Tiffany Munzer
  Digital Natives: The changing nature of children's digital media use”
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Danielle Erkobini, Jenny Radesky, Tiffany Munzer, Jim Guevara, Kathy Hirsh Pasek,
  Presentation Date: April 27th, 2019
  Presentation Time: 4:30 PM
  Presentation Location:
  Presentation Type: Platform
  Related to YIA project? No

 

Nutrition

• Laura Kair
  Disparities in Donor Milk Supplementation in the Well Newborn Nursery
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Kair LR, Nidey NL, Marks JE, Femino LM, Hanrahan KM, Ryckman K, Wood KE.
  Presentation Date: April 28th, 2019
  Presentation Time:  5:45 – 7:30 PM
  Presentation Location: Poster Board 795
  Presentation Type: Poster
  Related to YIA project? No. That study was an RCT and final data wasn't ready by abstract deadline. I am submitting it to the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine conference, though and likely PAS next year.

 

Resident Investigator Award

• Jayme Congdon
  Meeting the Needs of Women at Risk for Preterm Birth: Perceptions of Maternal Family Planning during Pediatric Encounters
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Jayme Congdon, Lee Trope, Courtney Pedersen, Janine Bruce, Lisa Chamberlain
  Presentation Date: April 30th, 2019
  Presentation Time: 7:30 – 9:30 AM
  Presentation Location: Health Services Research: Babies, Board #16
  Presentation Type: Poster
  Related to YIA project? Yes

 

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PAS 2018

2017 Young Investigator Award Recipients

 

APA YIA

• Kao-Ping Chua, MD
  Opportunities to Reduce Codeine Prescriptions to Children
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Kao-Ping Chua, Rena Conti
  Presentation Date: May 7, 2018
  Presentation Time: 5:45 - 7:30 PM
  Presentation Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall DE
  Presentation Type: Poster
  Related to YIA project? No
• Joe Real, MD
  Scratching Below the Surface: A Hands-on Approach to Creating a Successful Social Needs Screening Program
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: F. Joseph Real, MD, MEd, Meredith Merkley, DO, Andrew F. Beck, MD, MPH, Adrienne Henize, JD, Abhay Dandekar, MD, Megan M. Tschudy, MD, MPH, Barry Solomon, MD, MPH, Christine Cheston, MD, Arvin Garg, MD, and Melissa Klein, MD, MEd
  Presentation Date: May 8, 2018
  Presentation Time: 9:30 AM
  Presentation Location: TBD
  Presentation Type: Workshop
  Related to YIA project? No
• Lauren Wisk, PhD
  Assessing Transition Readiness using a Novel Mixed Methods Approach
  Assessing Transition Readiness using a Novel Mixed Methods Approach
  Presentation Date: May 7, 2018
  Presentation Time: 5:45 - 7:30 PM
  Presentation Location: Poster Hall
  Presentation Type: Poster
  Related to YIA project? Yes

 

Bright Futures

• Anne Fuller, MD
  Material Hardships and Health Care Utilization among Low-Income Children with Special Health Care Needs
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: A Fuller, N Brown, L Grado, S Oyeku, RS Gross
  Presentation Date: May 8, 2018
  Presentation Time: 7:30 - 9:30 AM
  Presentation Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall DE (Convention Center)
  Presentation Type: Poster
  Related to YIA project? Yes

  Resilience Factors, Difficulty Meeting Basic Needs and Health Care Utilization among Low-Income Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
  Presenting Author & Co-authors:
  Presentation Date: May 8, 2018
  Presentation Time: 1:45 - 2:00 PM
  Presentation Location:
  Presentation Type: Platform (General Pediatrics/Primary Care 2)
  Related to YIA project? Secondary data analysis related to questions raised by primary project.

• Kate Wallis, MD, MPH
  Referral Rates after Failed Screening for Autism Spectrum Disorder in Toddlers in a Large Primary Care Network
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Kate Wallis
  Presentation Date: May 6, 2018
  Presentation Time: 5:45 - 7:30 PM
  Presentation Location: Board 483
  Presentation Type: Poster
  Related to YIA project? No

 

Reach Out and Read

• Tiffany Munzer, MD
  Parent-toddler reading engagement differs when reading electronic versus print books
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Tiffany Munzer, MD, Alison Miller, PhD, Heidi Weeks, PhD, Niko Kaciroti, PhD, Julie Lumeng, MD, Jenny Radesky, MD
  Presentation Date: May 6, 2018
  Presentation Time: 4:00 - 4:15 PM
  Presentation Location: Unknown
  Presentation Type: Platform
  Related to YIA project? Yes

 

Resident Investigator Award

• Margot Lazow, MD
  Impact of a Virtual Tour of a Local Impoverished Neighborhood on Residents' Perspectives: Is it as Effective as an In-Person Experience?
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Margot Lazow, MD, Francis J. Real, MD, MEd, Nicholas J. Ollberding, PhD, David Davis, MFA, Bradley Cruse, MFA, Melissa D. Klein, MD, MEd
  Presentation Date: May 6, 2018
  Presentation Time: 5:45 - 7:30 PM
  Presentation Location: Board 672
  Presentation Type: Poster
  Related to YIA project? Yes
• Marcia Morgenlander, MD
  Screening for Social Determinants of Health in Pediatric Resident Continuity Clinics Presenting Author & Co-authors: Marcia Morgenlander, Michael Steiner, Lynn Garfunkel, Janet Serwint, Hollyce Tyrrell, Samantha Schilling Presentation Date: May 8, 2018 Presentation Time: 2:00 – 2:15 PM Presentation Location: Presentation Type: Platform Related to YIA project? Yes

 

2016 Young Investigator Award Recipients

 

APA YIA

• Stephanie Doupnik, MD
  Readmissions After Pediatric Hospitalization for Suicide Ideation and Suicide Attempt
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Stephanie Doupnik, Jonathan Rodean, Bonnie Zima, Tumaini Coker, Kris Rehm, Jim Gay, Jay Berry, Matt Hall, Steve Marcus
  Presentation Date: May 7, 2018
  Presentation Time: 5:45 - 7:30 PM
  Presentation Location: Poster Session, Board Number 121
  Presentation Type: Poster
  Related to YIA project? No
• Anita Shah, DO
  Effect of Parental Adverse Childhood Experiences and Resilience on Unanticipated Reutilization after Pediatric Hospital Discharge
  Presenting Author & Co-authors: Anita N. Shah DO MPH, Katherine A. Auger MD MSc, Heidi J. Sucharew PhD, Cory Pfefferman, Stacey Litman MSW, Kelsey Childress MD, Jeffrey M. Simmons MD MSc, MD, Samir S. Shah MD MSCE, Andrew F. Beck MD MPH, On behalf of the H2O Study Group
  Presentation Date: May 7, 2018
  Presentation Time: 1:30 PM
  Presentation Location: Convention Center 201 E-F
  Presentation Type: Platform
  Related to YIA project? Yes

 

Bright Futures

• Callie Brown, MD
  Title: Predictors of Engagement in a Pediatric Weight Management Clinic after Referral by Primary Care Providers Presenting Author & Co-authors: Jaclyn Dovico, Joseph Skelton, Dara Garner-Edwards, Melissa Moses, Callie Brown Presentation Date: May 6, 2018 Presentation Time: 1:00 – 3:00 PM Presentation Location: Convention Center 206 A-D Presentation Type: Poster Symposia Related to YIA project? No
• Elizabeth Wolf, MD, MPH
  Identifying Gaps in Well-Child Care Attendance among Primary Care Clinics Serving Low-Income Families Presenting Author & Co-authors: Elizabeth R. Wolf, MD, MPH, Camille H. Hocheimer, PhDc, Roy T. Sabo, PhD, Jennifer DeVoe, MD Dphil, Richard Wasserman, MD, MPH Erik Geissal, MD Douglas J Opel, MD, MPH, Nate Warren, MPH, Jon Puro, MPA/HA, Jennifer O’Neil, BS, James Pecsok, BS, Alex H. Krist, MD, MPH
  Presentation Date: May 7, 2018
  Presentation Time: 5:45 - 7:30 PM
  Presentation Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall DE
  Presentation Type: Poster
  Related to YIA project? Yes

 

Nutrition

• Megan Pesch, MD
  Related to YIA project? No

 

Reach Out and Read

• Anna Miller-Fitzwater, MD, MPH
  Reach Out and Read Earlier! Evaluating the effects of a ROR program for 6 month-old infants on home literacy environment Presenting Author & Co-Authors: Miller-Fitzwater, Anna; Gallagher, Kathleen; Glusman, Mariana; McLouth, Christopher J.; Poehling, Katherine
  Presentation Date: May 5, 2018
  Presentation Time: 6:00 PM
  Presentation Type: Platform
  Related to YIA Project? Yes

 

RAPID

• Brandi Freeman, MD, MS
  Video Care Advice Videos for Pediatric Telephone Triage: a qualitative assessment of the innovation Presenting Author & Co-authors: Brandi K Freeman, MD MS and Andrea Jimenez-Zambrano, MPH
  Presentation Date: May 6, 2018
  Presentation Time: 5:45 - 7:30 PM
  Presentation Location: Poster Session Board 455
  Presentation Type: Poster
  Related to YIA project? Yes