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Congratulations to Deina Bossa on Winning Best Paper Award!
Deina Bossa is a recipient of the 2014 UF Center for Undergraduate Research Best Paper Award for “Explaining State Variation in Medicaid Expenditures.” Her research analyzes the program, economic, demographic, […]
2010 ICHP Article Cited in News Story!
Drs. Wagenaar, Tobler, and Komro‘s article entitled “Effects of Alcohol Tax and Price Policies on Morbidity and Mortality: A systematic Review” has been cited in a news story on coloradoan.com […]
ICHP Article Listed in Top 25 Most Read Ethnicity and Race Articles of 2013!
Drs. Tobler, Maldonado-Molina, Staras, Livingston, and Komro‘s article entitled “Perceived racial/ethnic discrimination, problem behaviors, and mental health among minority urban youth” has been listed in the top 25 most read […]
Dr. Melissa Bright’s Research Appears on UF News and MSN Healthy Living!
Dr. Melissa Bright’s research, which centers on stressful experiences and their immediate effects on children’s health, has been featured on UF News and MSN Healthy Living. Dr. Bright recently presented […]
ICHP Team, Led by Dr. Kelli Komro, Recently Published in Prevention Science!
Dr. Komro and her colleagues at the UF Institute for Child Health Policy and Cherokee Nation Behavioral Health published an article entitled “Prevention Trial in the Cherokee Nation: Design of […]
Welcome to the Institute for Child Health Policy
The Institute for Child Health Policy (ICHP) consists of University of Florida faculty members who conduct research to promote the health of children, adolescents, and young adults. We focus on examining factors that contribute to disparities in health and health care outcomes for minority and underserved children and youth, and we develop strategies to address these issues.
The Department of Health Outcomes and Policy in the College of Medicine serves as an important support infrastructure for ICHP and is the academic home for many of its faculty members.
