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NIHEUNICE KENNEDY SHRIVER NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

Dissemination and Outreach Core

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Institution
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, NY
Principal investigator
Andrew Cleek
Funding
$207K
Duration
2023–2028
Open portfolio

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Abstract

SUMMARY/ABSTRACT – DISSEMINATION & OUTREACH CORE Predictive and causal models – no matter the level of rigor used to produce and validate them – cannot reduce the incidence or severity of maltreatment events unless the relevant knowledge is shared with and used by practitioners tasked with caring for children or families at risk. The Dissemination & Outreach Core of the of the Center on Causal Data Science for Child and Adolescent Maltreatment Prevention (CHAMP Center) will address this crucial need by engaging the full spectrum of relevant stakeholders (domain experts, primary care pediatricians, child welfare workers, behavioral health clinicians, agency administrators, children, and family members) to ensure that the tools the Center develops are effective, practical, trustworthy, and safe. This core will maximize the reach and impact of the scientific knowledge and tools produced by the CHAMP Center by engaging these stakeholders through the processes of developing (Project 1) and testing (Project 2) decision support tools. The Dissemination & Outreach Core will work closely with the Resources Core to create training materials and vehicles for tools the CHAMP Center develops, including materials to communicate the largely underappreciated potential of causal data science to prevent maltreatment and mitigate the severity of maltreatment-related outcomes.

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EUNICE KENNEDY SHRIVER NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH & HUMAN DEVELOPMENTP50ZHD1-DSR-Ndisseminationcentercausaloutreachchilddata sciencemaltreatmentseverity

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