One-Year Follow-up Data on Improving Rates of Pediatric Developmental Screening at Family Care Center and Family Practice Center

Presenter/Author Information

• Rachel Lopdrup MD, Family Medicine, Aurora Sinai Medical Center, Advocate HealthFollow
• Drew Gunderson MD, Family Medicine, Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center, Advocate HealthFollow
• Jayni Sanghavi MD, Family Medicine, Aurora Sinai Medical Center, Advocate HealthFollow
• Zachary Wallace MD, Family Medicine, Aurora Sinai Medical Center, Advocate HealthFollow
• Meinuo Chen Baca MD, Family Medicine, Aurora UW Medical Group, Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center, Advocate HealthFollow
• Jessica L. O’Brien MD, Family Medicine, Aurora UW Medical Group, Aurora Sinai Medical Center, Advocate HealthFollow
• Cristina A. Senger MD, Pediatrics, Aurora Sinai Medical Center, Advocate HealthFollow
• Sarah J. Riutta PhD, Academic Affairs, Aurora UW Medical Group, Center for Urban Population Health, Aurora Sinai Medical Center, Advocate HealthFollow
• James Adefisoye MS, Academic Affairs, Aurora UW Medical Group, Aurora Sinai Medical Center, Advocate HealthFollow

Recommended Citation

Lopdrup R, Gunderson D, Sanghavi J, et al. One-Year Follow-up Data on Improving Rates of Pediatric Developmental Screening at Family Care Center and Family Practice Center. J Patient Cent Res Rev. 2024;11:240. doi: 10.17294/2330-0698.2137

Affiliations

Aurora Sinai Medical Center, Advocate Aurora Research Institute, Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center

Presentation Notes

Oral presentation at Scientific Day; May 22, 2024; Milwaukee, WI. https://institutionalrepository.aah.org/sciday/2024/judged1/1/

Document Type

Abstract