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Power of Strong EHR Data Drives New Research

March 12, 2019

A recent study I conducted with colleagues from the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University, Julia M. Baker, MPH and Carolyn Drews-Botsch, PhD, MPH, demonstrates the power of data in Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s electronic health records (EHR) system in helping us continue to examine the rates of driver licensure and risk of crashing among adolescents and young adults with various medical conditions.

Teen Driver Safety
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research tools and methods, medical conditions

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Understanding Driver Attention Through Machine Learning and Big Data ​​​​​​​

January 17, 2019
Learn about a study funded by the National Science Foundation that is developing novel approaches to keep driver attention on the road.
Teen Driver Safety
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research tools and methods, distracted driving, driver training and assessment, crash risk

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Where Do Child Pedestrians Look Before Crossing the Street?

October 15, 2018
Learn about a one-of-a-kind pilot study that employed a virtual pedestrian crossing environment to explore how eye-tracking technology could be used to evaluate children’s behavior and point of view before crossing.
Pedestrian Safety
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safe mobility, research tools and methods

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Novel Measures of Cell Phone Use While Driving

August 27, 2018
Learn about a new CIRP study, published in Health Education and Behavior, that examined novel measures of cell phone use while driving to better understand how and at what speeds adolescents use their cell phone while driving.
Teen Driver Safety
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distracted driving, research tools and methods

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SHRP2 Data Generate Unique “All Crash” Rate for Teen Drivers

November 1, 2017
Naturalistic data provides a real-world look at how teen drivers crash. Read about a line of research comparing teen and adult drivers, which was recently recognized by the Association for the Advancement of Automotive Medicine.
CChIPS
Teen Driver Safety
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naturalistic driving research, Conferences, research tools and methods

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Is Graduated Driver Licensing Appropriate for Older Novice Drivers?

September 6, 2017
As states consider whether to improve existing Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) provisions or to extend current requirements to include older novice driver populations, it is critical for the research community to provide rigorous scientific evidence. Read about new CIRP@CHOP research that is contributing to the debate.
Public Policy
Teen Driver Safety
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GDL, research tools and methods

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New Research Points to Factors Involved in Pediatric PTS

July 25, 2017
Read more about new CIRP@CHOP research showing how children cope with an injury and potential ways to prevent posttraumatic stress.
Child Traumatic Stress
Child, Parenting, and Healthcare Provider Issues
Injury Recovery
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Posttraumatic stress, pediatric trauma care, clinical practice, research tools and methods

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