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Read the latest CChIPS blog posts on our research and news in the field of child safety.

Embracing Change

Published August 15, 2023 in Research in action

An REU alumnus describes how her experience at CIRP helped her push past her comfort zone and embrace a new career path.

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Embracing Change

Published August 15, 2023 in Research in action

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An REU alumnus describes how her experience at CIRP helped her push past her comfort zone and embrace a new career path.

International Group Recommends Visio-Vestibular Exam for Concussion Diagnosis and Management

Published July 12, 2023 in Research in action

International Group Recommends Visio-Vestibular Exam for Concussion Diagnosis and Management

Read a repost from CHOP's Research Institute's blog about the inclusion of the Visio-Vestibular exam in international recommendations for concussion evaluation.

The Powerful Impact of Car Seat Experts

Published May 18, 2023 in Research in action

The Powerful Impact of Car Seat Experts

Dr. Emma Sartin shares her team's newly published research exploring if caregivers’ information sources impacted appropriate child restraint use.

Recent CIRP Publications - May 2023

Published May 11, 2023 in Research in action

Recent CIRP Publications - May 2023

Read abstracts of recent research studies conducted by CHOP’s Center for Injury Research and Prevention and Center for Violence Prevention members.

The Inspiration of a Leader

Published May 4, 2023 in Research in action

The Inspiration of a Leader

Read a Q&A with CIRP's Dr. Kristy Arbogast, the SAE 2022 Arnold W. Siegel International Transportation Safety Awardee for her work on child occupant safety.

Introducing the 2023-2024 CChIPS Portfolio

Published April 25, 2023 in Research in action

Introducing the 2023-2024 CChIPS Portfolio

Learn about the newly funded 2023-2024 research portfolio for the Center for Child Injury Prevention Studies.

Studying Safe Driving at the Neural Level

Published January 26, 2023 in Research in action

Studying Safe Driving at the Neural Level

Dr. Elizabeth Walshe describes a new approach using neuroimaging and simulated driving to measure the complex brain function needed to drive.

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