Researchers from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and Mass General Brigham found that integrating an automated smoking cessation intervention for parents into pediatric primary care demonstrated increased treatment received and reduced cigarettes smoked.

Study results, the culmination of two years worth of expansion, offer strategies for providers to empower teen driving safety.

The questionnaire has been successfully adapted across pediatric primary care and increased discussion about drug use and sexual health.

Screeners helped families enroll in WIC and SNAP programs, which are linked to better health outcomes.

The $4 million grant from NJM will help kick off a new young driver program in the summer of 2021 that will offer a state-of-the art virtual driving assessment system at select CHOP Primary Care locations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.