Division of Emergency Medicine News & Announcements

Practice-based Scholar Ashlee Murray, MD, MPH, shares the importance of staying educated on issues related to domestic violence and more in this Q&A.

CHOP experts look to improve young concussion patients’ outcomes and develop an image-based classification tool for retinopathy of prematurity.

Children between 5 and 12 are more likely to experience worse symptoms and delays in specialist care if injured during recreation or other non-sport activities.

This week, honors for innovative CHOP investigators, early results of gene editing for inherited blindness, plus ASGCT and PAS meeting highlights.

CHOP researchers from Emergency Medicine and Arcus are co-leading a project to develop a national pediatric sepsis surveillance definition.

Our research news roundup highlights the improvements made in CAR therapies through structural biology discoveries and cost reduction strategies.

Take a multimedia look at our scientific research aimed at addressing gun violence and prevention. This is part one of two.

In part two of Where Discovery Leads, a multimedia story telling project, learn about CHOP physicians and researchers and their evidence-based activism for helping to find solutions to gun violence.

The 10th annual CRC RE@CH Awards celebrated CHOP’s clinical research coordinators for their hard work and dedication.

Terri Brown-Whitehorn, MD, a food allergy clinical researcher for over 25 years, values being part of research families’ lives and seeing firsthand the impact of her work.

Four researchers-in-training at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia received the 2023 Distinguished Research Trainee Award.

The Society of Automotive Engineers International recognized Kristy Arbogast, PhD, for her work to improve the safety of children and youth in motor vehicle crashes.

Study shows disparities in the completion of follow-up concussion care, which will help inform future research at CHOP.

Learn about novel findings from our Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia researchers.

CHOP study is first to show important disparities between concussions sustained from assaults compared with sports-related injuries.

CHOP researchers recommend specific updates to clinical examinations to improve initial concussion diagnosis across multiple settings.

This week’s roundup features CHOP’s participation in a multi-institutional MIS-C research study — the first to provide long-term outcome data.

In the News this week features concussion diagnosis in athletes, racial genetic differences in ADHD, COVID-19 projections, and more.

Meet Warren Frankenberger, PhD, RN, a nurse scientist in the Center for Pediatric Nursing Research and Evidence-Based Practice at CHOP.

CHOP researchers examines how providers and medical trainees perceive and deliver counseling related to injury prevention topics, such as water safety.

CHOP researchers find children particularly vulnerable as most mass shootings happening more than 10 miles from a pediatric trauma center.

The PRoMPT BOLUS clinical trial will help determine the optimal fluid resuscitation to treat pediatric sepsis.

We peeked into the data to see which research stories captivated our readers the most in 2019: Here are the top five.

An ED physician partners with community groups to develop the STOP IPV program for primary care clinics.

CHOP’s Emergency Department creates ultrasound-guided IV line placement training program due to findings of research led by Alexandra Vinograd, MD

A celebration of four professors with a penchant for pedagogy; discover what brings them joy when it comes to teaching.

Check out a preview of some of the novel research our clinical and scientific experts are presenting at the Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting.

In the midst of flu season, our researchers are learning about what might influence a child's immune response, such as past exposure, age, and severity.

A two-step electronic alert system successfully reduced missed sepsis diagnoses in children by 76 percent. The new pediatric protocol, which incorporates the use of vital signs, risk factors, and a clinician's judgment, shows promise as a sensitive and specific tool that…

Synapses were firing throughout the conference room in the Colket Translational Research Building as attendees at the 2017 Research Institute Scientific Symposium held May 2 learned about their colleagues' intriguing research endeavors. The four sessions' themes…

If you're eager to learn and a creator of change - which pretty much covers everyone here at the Research Institute - then you'll want to know about what's happening at the Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting (PAS), the largest international meeting…

Let's say you want to buy a new television. You probably would do some digging and compare each brand's best features and consult reviews from other consumers before making a purchase. The decision-making process isn't always as straightforward, however, when you…

A team of investigators from PolicyLab recently received an award from the William T. Grant Foundation to examine antipsychotic prescribing practices.

As the number of children treated for concussions continues to increase, the evidence-based program Minds Matter developed by concussion experts at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia has expanded to clinicians in the emergency room and primary care practices.