Andrea F. Duncan

Mar 4, 2024 | jamanetwork.com | Andrea F. Duncan |Diana Montoya-Williams

Recommendations for Reporting Research About Racial Disparities in Medical and Scientific Journals Research investigating racial disparities in health care and health outcomes is critically important to designing effective interventions to improve health for all. Knowing the demographic characteristics of the study population of interest is a key step in ensuring generalizable research and appropriate interpretation of data.

Aug 4, 2023 | nature.com | Susan R. Hintz |Betty R. Vohr |Edward Bell |Andrea F. Duncan |Gary Myer |Matthew A. Rysavy | +4 more

We assessed Bayley III scores at two years adjusted age for EP infants and TR infants born in the same NRN centers and examined by the same assessors who had been trained to reliability [18] and were blinded to gestational age at birth, perinatal events, and prior follow-up findings. The mean composite cognitive, motor, and language scores were 83.9, 83.3, and 80.2, respectively, for the EP infants and 97.5, 98.2, and 97.9, respectively, for the TR group.

Jun 12, 2023 | jamanetwork.com | Dimitri A. Christakis |Andrea F. Duncan

Introducing the JAMA Pediatrics Editorial Fellowship JAMA Pediatrics is offering a 2-year editorial fellowship position for a qualified individual who will be supported with a small stipend.

May 1, 2023 | jamanetwork.com | Atu Agawu |Barbara H. Chaiyachati |Andrea F. Duncan |Joshua Radack

Patterns of Change in Race Category in the Electronic Medical Record of a Pediatric Population The collection, use, and meaning of race in biomedical research is complicated by the tension between the requisite interrogation of health disparities associated with race and the risk of continued insinuation of race as a biologic entity when interspersed with health outcomes.1-3 As a social construct, the literature supports that, assessed at the individual level, race as a category has a...