Frederick Rivara
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Professor, Pediatrics Adjunct Professor, Epidemiology |
Contact Information
Box 359960
401 Broadway
Seattle, WA 98122
Tel: 206–744–9449
Fax: 206–744–9962
fpr@u.washington.edu
Education
| MD | University of Pennsylvania, 1974 |
| MPH | University of Washington, 1980 |
Research Interests
Dr. Rivara's current research interest include the cost and outcome of intimate partner violence, disability after traumatic brain injury in children, prevention of drunk driving, and outcome from trauma.
In The News
Oh Baby! Baby mysteries and crying
(KING5.com, 06/18/2009)
Rivara to receive UW Public Health Distinguished Alumni Award
Online mapping tool promotes bike safety
(Seattle Times, 05/28/2009)
Fred Rivara, Injury Prevention Expert, To Receive 2009 Distinguished Alumni Award
Cases of Child Abuse on the Rise
(King5.com, 04/27/2009)
Preventing Shaken Baby Syndrome
(US News & World Report, 03/06/2009)
Swimming lessons lower drowning risk in toddlers
(Los Angeles Times, 03/03/2009)
Shaping Good Health as Teens Outgrow Pediatrician
(New York Times, 01/06/2009)
Holiday gifts that prevent injury
(KING 5 News, 12/15/2008)
Keeping children safe from injury
(Seattle PI, 12/10/2008)
Men experience domestic violence, with health impact
(EurekAlert, 05/19/2008)
Screening and Brief Interventions for Alcohol in Trauma Centers Saves Lives
(CDC Injury Prevention, 05/01/2008)
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