Published Research

The Childress Institute is proud to fund research that receives national recognition, including published results:

Predicting Pediatric Patients Who Require Care at a Trauma Center: Analysis of Injuries and Other Factors
An in-situ simulation-based educational outreach project for pediatric trauma care in a rural trauma system
Head impact exposure measured in a single youth football team during practice drills
Building the Four Corners Youth Consortium (4CYC) for Brain Health in Youth Sports and Recreation
Presence of Athletic Trainers in a Youth Football Organization: A Single Institution’s Experience
Subconcussive Head Impact Exposure and White Matter Tract Changes over a Single Season of Youth Football
All-Terrain Vehicle Injury in Children and Youth: Examining Current Knowledge and Future Needs
Pediatric Trauma Assessment and Management Database: Leveraging Existing Data Systems to Predict Mortality and Functional Status after Pediatric Injury
Abnormalities in Diffusional Kurtosis Metrics Related to Head Impact Exposure in a Season of High School Varsity Football
Journal of Trauma 2016 – Proceedings of the second Childress Summit on pediatric trauma: Operationalizing the vision
Variability in the structure and care processes for critically injured children: A multicenter survey of trauma bay and intensive care units
Abnormal White Matter Integrity Related to Head Impact Exposure in High School Football
Head Impact Exposure in Youth Football
Journal of Trauma Sept. 2014 – Childress Summit report
Referral Patterns in Pediatric Burn Patients
Trauma Center Youth Violence Screening and Brief Interventions: A Multisite Pilot Feasibility Study
Pre-Hospital Care of Children with Moderate to Severe TBI at the American Public Health Association Meeting in Denver, October 2016

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