CHAS eNews: August 2017

POLICY BRIEFS: Sleep Disturbance, Social Isolation, and Systemic Inflammation; Religious Restrictions on Women’s Health Referrals; SERVICE DELIVERY INNOVATIONS: Advanced v. Basic Life Support Outcomes; ANNOUNCEMENTS: CHAS Welcomes Four New Fellows; MISC:...

CHAS Welcomes Four New Fellows

Congratulations to the following University of Chicago Faculty for being newly named CHAS Fellows on the basis of their contributions to health policy and services research. Debra Stulberg is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Medicine and a member of...

Neighborhood Social Status and Health

Where a person falls within a society’s social stratification is directly related to that person’s health. This association has been well-proven on a macro level, but few researchers have checked to see whether the pattern continues on smaller scales....

Computerized Suicide Risk Assessment

CHAS Fellow Robert D. Gibbons and colleagues have developed a new tool for suicide risk screening which claims accurate results in approximately two minutes. The Computerized Adaptive Test Suicide Scale (CAT-SS) is an automated assessment which was able to...