David Keller

Professor/ Vice Chair of Clinical Strategy and Transformation

University of Denver

United States

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David Keller is a Professor and Vice Chair of Clinical Strategy and Transformation at the University of Colorado Denver. His research areas focus on child health, health equity, and pediatric advocacy, as highlighted in his recent articles addressing topics such as equitable research practices, vaccination politics, and the implications of health policy decisions. He is dedicated to enhancing physician advocacy and is actively involved in examining the evolving landscape of pediatric research and its impact on healthcare.

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Kimberly Montez

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Wake Forest School of Medicine

UNITED STATES

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University of Pittsburgh

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Professor and Vice Chair for Research

Baylor College of Medicine

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Articles (17)

Equitable research is better research: let’s invest in doing it right

Nuclear war and the academic pediatrician

Advocate to vaccinate: moving away from the “politics” of vaccination

Enhancing Physician Advocacy Through Collaboration With Government Relations: Report From the Health Policy Scholars Program

The Dobbs decision and pediatric healthcare: preparing for unintended consequences

The Advanced Research Projects Agency—Health (ARPA-H): a new model for research in child health

The lapse of federal COVID-19 funding: implications for health equity.

Child Advocacy in Action: If Not You, Who? If Not now, When?

Band aids for Medicaid_ preserving the high numbers of child health coverage during the pandemic

The evolving model of pediatric research

Telehealth and pediatric care: policy to optimize access, outcomes, and equity

APS/SPR Virtual Chat: race, racism, and child health equity in academic pediatrics

Health and access to care for refugees, asylees, and unaccompanied children.

Patient Sharing and Health Care Utilization Among Young Adults With Congenital Heart Disease

Access to pediatric subspecialty care for children and youth: possible shortages and potential solutions

Costs and Use for Children With Medical Complexity in a Care Management Program

Inpatient Population Health—Defining the Denominator

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Kimberly Montez

Kristin Ray

Kristy Murray

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