Neighborhood socioeconomic deprivation is associated with worse patient and graft survival following pediatric liver transplantation.
Wadhwani, SI; Beck, AF; Bucuvalas, J; Gottlieb, L; Kotagal, U; Lai, JC.
American Journal of Transplantation.
2020;
20:1597-1605.
Cooling The Hot Spots Where Child Hospitalization Rates Are High: A Neighborhood Approach To Population Health.
Beck, AF; Anderson, KL; Rich, K; Taylor, SC; Iyer, SB; Kotagal, UR; Kahn, RS.
Health Affairs.
2019;
38:1433-1441.
Using a network organisational architecture to support the development of Learning Healthcare Systems.
Britto, MT; Fuller, SC; Kaplan, HC; Kotagal, U; Lannon, C; Margolis, PA; Muething, SE; Schoettker, PJ; Seid, M.
BMJ Quality and Safety.
2018;
27:937-946.
Development of a Child Health Learning Network to Improve Population Health Outcomes; Presented in Honor of Dr Robert Haggerty.
Kahn, RS; Iyer, SB; Kotagal, UR.
Academic Pediatrics.
2017;
17:607-613.
Coughing, sneezing, and aching online: Twitter and the volume of influenza-like illness in a pediatric hospital.
Hartley, DM; Giannini, CM; Wilson, S; Frieder, O; Margolis, PA; Kotagal, UR; White, DL; Connelly, BL; Wheeler, DS; Tadesse, DG; et al.
PLoS ONE.
2017;
12:e0182008-e0182008.
Significant and Sustained Reduction in Chemotherapy Errors Through Improvement Science.
Weiss, BD; Scott, M; Demmel, K; Kotagal, UR; Perentesis, JP; Walsh, KE.
(2017)
American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO).
13:e329-e336.
Applying the Chronic Care Model to improve care and outcomes at a pediatric medical center.
Lail, J; Schoettker, PJ; White, DL; Mehta, B; Kotagal, UR.
The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety.
2017;
43:101-112.
Rapid cycle development of a multifactorial intervention achieved sustained reductions in central line-associated bloodstream infections in haematology oncology units at a children's hospital: a time series analysis.
Dandoy, CE; Hausfeld, J; Flesch, L; Hawkins, D; Demmel, K; Best, D; Osterkamp, E; Bracke, T; Nagarajan, R; Jodele, S; et al.
BMJ Quality and Safety.
2016;
25:633-643.
A TWO-TIERED SCHOOL CAFETERIA INTERVENTION OF EMOTICONS AND SMALL PRIZES INCREASED HEALTHFUL FOOD SELECTION BY OVER 300%.
Siegel, RM; Hudgens, M; Annekin, A; Simmons, K; Shelly, J; Bell, I; Kotagal, UR.
2016;
5:60-66.