Dr. Hamline's research is centered around evaluating processes of care and designing targeted interventions to improve pediatric care in a hospital setting. Her main areas of interest include care transitions, family-centered care, and care pathways. She has expertise in quality improvement, implementation science, and health services research.
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Dr. Kair conducts clinical research focused on improving maternal and child health through designing and implementing evidence-based interventions aimed at overcoming breastfeeding barriers and disparities.
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Dr. Li’s research interests include medical education and pediatric hospital medicine. Her medical education research includes understanding how to develop self-regulated, lifelong learning in physicians and improving our training of physicians and medical educators.
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Dr. McKnight is interested in medical student and resident education. She has an interest in quality improvement in the hospital setting including projects on bronchiolitis, asthma, and high flow nasal cannula.
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Dr. Rosenthal’s research leverages technology, such as telehealth, to improve the quality and safety of pediatric transitions of care. She also studies provider-family communication and ways to improve family-centered care.
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