Collaborations

To improve outcomes of children with mental illness in Missouri by providing pediatricians with a same-day phone consultation and/or follow-up care coordination with a child/adolescent psychiatrist.

To compare children who go on to develop Tourette Syndrome with children whose tics have resolved.

To see if taking an Oral Bacterial Extract (ORBEX) can prevent or reduce wheezing illnesses in young children.

To evaluate the effectiveness of family-based treatment delivered by a trained interventionist located within pediatric practices compared to the care typically delivered by the family’s pediatrician for children with overweight or obesity.

To determine the shortest duration of therapy needed to decrease the development of antimicrobial resistance and risk of antimicrobial toxicity.

Staphylococcus aureus can be spread from person-to-person and infections often occur in multiple members of the same household. S. aureus can also exist on household surfaces for prolonged periods of time. The SHINE study is a comparative effectiveness trial to evaluate several decolonization strategies in patients with MRSA infection, their household contacts, and household environmental surfaces to interrupt transmission of S. aureus among household members and prevent S. aureus infections.