CHOC Pediatrica
News and Information for Pediatric Healthcare Professionals
The program will feature several keynote addresses, panels exploring the role of AI and AI agents, a hackathon focused on developing cutting-edge applications to address health-related social needs, and an event to pack 10,000 meals in support of families experiencing food insecurity.
The center will aim to remove obstacles that prevent innovation in pediatric healthcare and broaden availability of funding opportunities, specialized training programs, and scientific expertise for those committed to improving outcomes for young patients.
“Every question we ask, every study we undertake, and every breakthrough we pursue begins with a single patient – the child whose story sparks curiosity, inspires discovery, and drives progress.”
Dr. Inder will lead the development of a robust research program focused on clinical and comparative outcomes.
“This floor is love in action and pain transformed into purpose and a promise to fight harder, search deeper, and never give up.”
Training the next generation of talented pediatric research coordinators is an essential part of CHOC Research’s mission to support top-quality research that improves children’s lives and well-being. Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Terence Sanger says.
