The purpose of the Injury Control SIG is to support APA members from diverse clinical backgrounds in their efforts to reduce and prevent morbidity and mortality from injury among children…
Read MoreThe mission of the APA’s Hospital Medicine SIG is to advance the field of Hospital Medicine within the APA and nationally by working closely with the two other societies that…
Read MoreThe mission of the APA Health Literacy SIG is to reduce the health literacy burden children and their caregivers experience at the personal and organizational levels through research, education, and…
Read MoreThe purpose and mission of the Health Care Value SIG is to improve the value of healthcare delivered to pediatric patients. Current SIG Goals To promote high-value care in pediatrics…
Read MoreThe purpose and mission of the Health Care Transition and Disease Self-Management SIG is to create a forum to promote discussion, collaboration, research and innovation among scientists, clinicians, advocates, policymakers,…
Read MoreThe GH SIG promotes health equity and supports professional development from a global perspective by raising awareness among US pediatricians on key global health priorities and effective international health partnership…
Read MoreFaculty development is critical to professional development across the academic career continuum in education, leadership/administration, advocacy/health policy, research, and communication/technology whether instituting a new initiative or sustaining an established program.…
Read MoreThe purpose and mission of the Evidence-Based Pediatrics SIG is to support APA members who seek to advance the use of evidence-based medicine in improving clinical care, research efforts, educational…
Read MoreThe purpose and mission of the Division Directors SIG is to provide a forum for sharing information among academic division director’s including but not limited to General Pediatrics, Nursery, Hospitalist…
Read MoreThe Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics SIG provides a forum within the Academic Pediatric Association (APA) for members to share research (and ideas for research), innovative educational programs, and advocacy efforts with respect to developmental-behavioral pediatrics in primary care and in subspecialty care.
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