Community, population health, and outcomes researchers at Stanley Manne Children's Research Institute seek to improve health, health care delivery, and access to care for children and youth from a diverse range of backgrounds and environments. Our research leaders advance our knowledge about the natural history, biological, psychological, social, behavioral, and environmental causes and influencers of common and prominent child health problems. Our research informs action for patients, families, communities, health system leaders, and policymakers. Much of our program evaluation work is conducted in partnership with community-based organizations as evidence is translated into clinical and public health interventions.
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Smith Child Health Catalyst
Smith Child Health Catalyst is a service core, leading innovation at the intersection of pediatric research and child health. We are dedicated to improving the wellbeing of children and their families by partnering with academic, healthcare, community and industry clients. Together, we leverage mixed methods and data-driven strategies to discover answers to pressing questions and catalyze influential change. With a focus on children and families, we strive to ensure our findings genuinely reflect the voices and experiences of the communities most impacted by the topics we study.
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Community and Provider Input for Learning, Outreach, and Transformation
The Community and Provider Input for Learning, Outreach, and Transformation (Co-Pilot) initiative aims to raise awareness, cultivate trust, and increase community participation in all phases of research, including how research is designed, conducted and put into action. By implementing 5 key strategic activities, Co-Pilot will foster collaborations among community members, healthcare providers, and researchers to advance access, equity, innovation and impact.
