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Preventing Childhood Obesity from Birth By Nancy Trout, MD:

Leveraging Medicaid to Promote Children’s Health By Paul Dworkin, MD: As our country continues to grapple with how best to achieve meaningful healthcare reform, we have an auspicious opportunity to enhance opportunities for leveraging Medicaid to transform child health services to promote children’s optimal health, development, and well-being

Partnering to Strengthen Clinical Care Delivery By Paul Dworkin, MD:

Innovating with Purpose: Nurturing a Culture of Innovation By Jacquelyn M. Rose, MPH: By: Jacquelyn M. Rose, MPH This is the fifth and final blog of a series describing Connecticut Children’s Office for Community Child Health’s journey innovating with purpose to create and nurture a culture of innovation. As I look back on our year and a half-long process to

Addressing Health Disparities Early in Life By Paul Dworkin, MD:

Leveraging Medicaid to Enhance Child Health Outcomes By Paul Dworkin, MD:

Connecticut Children’s Office for Community Child Health Strengthens Clinical Care Delivery By Paul Dworkin, MD: Connecticut Children’s Office for Community Child Health (the Office) is a national leader in developing and supporting innovations to strengthen families and community programs to promote healthy development and help children reach their full potential. However, our work is also

An Impressive Reminder That All Measures Matter By Paul Dworkin, MD:

UConn Students Dance Their Way to $1.48 million for Connecticut Children’s at 24th Annual HuskyTHON

Resident Spotlight: A Clinical and Community Focus

Strengthening Pediatric Primary Care with E-Consults By Karen Rubin, MD: By: Karen Rubin, MD Connecticut Children’s is embracing new technology to strengthen pediatric primary care by ensuring subspecialists in certain clinical areas are available to community-based pediatric primary care providers (PCPs) through electronic consultations, or e

Reducing School Absences for Children with Asthma By Jessica Hollenbach, PhD: By: Jessica Hollenbach, PhD Asthma is the most common chronic pediatric disease, which affects nearly six million children in the United States. Children from minority groups who live in low socioeconomic urban areas experience the highest rates of asthma and associated concerns