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Presentations & Events


PolicyLab at CARES Institute's Statewide Symposium

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PolicyLab’s senior co-director Kathleen Noonan and post-doctoral fellow Susan Dougherty presented a talk entitled “Doing Better by Child Neglect: Elements of Improved Local and State Systems of Care” at the CARES Institute’s 5th annual statewide symposium on April 13, 2010 in New Jersey. Their talk explored the ways in which local systems of care can identify initiatives and existing opportunities to improve their human service systems in order to best respond to neglected children.

 

$9.7 Million in Grants to Improve the Health of PA's Children

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CHOP is among seven Pennsylvania hospitals awarded federal funds to improve health care quality and delivery systems and to utilize health information technologies.

PolicyLab, in partnership with CHOP’s Center for Pediatric Clinical Effectiveness and Center for Biomedical Informatics, will lead CHOP’s team on this five year project.

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PolicyLab Featured in Annual Report

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The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute's 2009 Research Annual Report highlights PolicyLab as the newest Center of Emphasis at Children's Hospital.

Additionally, the report features the Department of Medical Ethics' work developing research-supported guidance for ethical decisions under the leadership of PolicyLab's Chris Feudtner.

 

Center for Public Health Initiatives 2010 Winter Institute

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Qualitative & Mixed Methods Research
Join PolicyLab's Cynthia Mollen and Chris Feudtner along with other expert course leaders for this 3-day institute!
January 6-8, 2010
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA

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APHA Learning Institute

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At November 2009's American Public Health Association conference, PolicyLab facilitated a Learning Institute, Achieving Evidence-Based Health Policy: Using Mixed Methods to Ensure Policy Impact. This course examined research methods that maximize scientific rigor and policy impact.

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