The Chiles Center is a multidisciplinary, community-engaged catalyst promoting optimal health & well-being across the life course of women, children, families
We are getting ready for the annual Chiles Center Synergy! This event promotes evidence-based research, education, practice, and services to women, children, families and communities. We hope to see you there!
We hold many roles across the USF Chiles Center. One of these roles is a research hub, where our faculty coordinate institutional research, services and programs to advance child and maternal health care and outcomes.
#USFCOPHrocks#usf#publichealth#maternalhealth#research
Have you heard of the Weathering Effect? It’s a term used to describe the chronic stresses placed on People of Color, especially mothers. The Chiles Center has been working to address the Weathering Effect through various methods listed here.
So very proud to be a faculty fellow at @ChilesCenterUSF. They offered me my first #MCH position many moons ago.
Their work is so impactful to the health and happiness of women, children, & families. Always in awe of my colleagues & our community partners.
Give them a follow!
This week we would like to highlight Dr. Jason Salemi, as he shares his journey as an epidemiologist, his COVID-19 dashboard, and his love for getting students excited about data! Watch to learn about how you too can get involved #usfmchmoment#usfcophrocks@JasonSalemi
We are pleased to highlight an ongoing project of Dr. Marshall, one of our senior fellows, regarding the importance of disaster preparedness and response and protecting vulnerable populations. Watch the video below to learn more! #usfmchmoment#usfcophrocks
A very warm congratulations to our Director,Dr. Sappenfield for his recent recognition as a Distinguished University Professor!
Click below to learn about his work as a researcher& educator in maternal& child health epidemiology and practice! We are so proud of you! #usfcophrocks
Just a reminder that applications for MCH Scholars for Justice are STILL OPEN (until July 27th)!
This is a perfect opportunity for those interested in applying their knowledge to practice to reduce health disparities and champion for refugee health! #usfcophrocks
Drs. Anna Armstrong and Parandosh Boger-Sadeghinia share their re-imagined program, MCH Scholars for Justice, to guide and mentor undergrads interested in MCH! The year-long program focuses on engaging social justice research and initiatives. Applications are open until July 27th
Three faculty members were recently named 2022 Distinguished #USFHealth Professors for distinguishing themselves in their fields and are known nationally and internationally for their research and scholarly activity. https://t.co/rDtZjj2PmE
Drs. Anna Armstrong and Parandosh Boger-Sadeghinia share their re-imagined program, MCH Scholars for Justice, to guide and mentor undergrads interested in MCH! The year-long program focuses on engaging social justice research and initiatives. Applications are open until July 27th
Our Director, Dr. William Sappenfield was mentioned by Kaiser Health News Florida! Click on the link below to find out more about cesareans in Florida.
“If you were delivering in Miami-Dade County, you had a 75% greater chance of having a cesarean than in northern Florida,”
Check out Dr. William Sappenfield's mention in Kaiser Health News Florida using the link below!
https://t.co/0fGTOcB6Qm
#maternalchildhealth#mch#Women
Join us as we celebrate the 2021-2022 MCH Scholars cohort, on April 27th at 1pm via Microsoft Teams, and learn more about the great work they did this past academic year! RSVP using the link below.
https://t.co/ZWEWEEIWd3
Does wearing a mask still provide protection if others are not wearing one? USF College of Public Health's Dr. Jill Roberts, associate professor, will provide her insight Friday at 10 a.m. for a special Facebook Live conversation: https://t.co/k6sMW9VXHG
#USFCOPHRocks#Masking
Help #AcademicTwitter#epitwitter
I was trained in #SAS many years ago. I'm becoming increasingly "competent" in the awesomeness of #R.
If I were to create a list of #skills & #packages needed for an epidemiologist in R, what would your list include?