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SUMMARY:The 2021-2022 Child Study Center\'s Lois Bloom Lecture
DESCRIPTION:\n\nHelen Egger\, MD\n\nCo-Founder and Chief Medical and Sci
entific Officer\, Little Otter\n\n&ldquo\;Seeing the Lion: From Epidemio
logy to Digital Health in Search of Transformative Change in Early Child
hood Mental Health&rdquo\;\n\nAbstract: In this lecture\, Dr. Egger will
review her work in the science and practice of early childhood mental h
ealth during each of the decades of her thirty-year career. From jokes e
arly in her career that early childhood mental health involved &ldquo\;p
utting babies on couches&rdquo\; to advances in the nosology and methods
for multi-modal assessment to application of machine learning and compu
ter vision analytics to longitudinal data and video data to the decision
to leave academia to co-found a venture-backed digital health start-up\
, Dr. Egger will bring this journey to the present where she will highli
ght current opportunities to continue to advance early childhood develop
mental psychopathology and to translate science into tools and care mode
ls that can scale and meet the needs of young children and their familie
s.\n\nRegistration required.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.
edu/event/the_child_study_centers_2021_lois_bloom_lecture/
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Helen
Egger, MD
Co-Founder and Chief Medical and Scientific Officer,
Little Otter
“Seeing the Lion: From Epidemiology to Digi
tal Health in Search of Transformative Change in Early Childhood Mental
Health”
Abstract: In this lecture, Dr. Egger will
review her work in the science and practice of early childhood mental h
ealth during each of the decades of her thirty-year career. From jokes e
arly in her career that early childhood mental health involved “pu
tting babies on couches” to advances in the nosology and methods f
or multi-modal assessment to application of machine learning and compute
r vision analytics to longitudinal data and video data to the decision t
o leave academia to co-found a venture-backed digital health start-up, D
r. Egger will bring this journey to the present where she will highlight
current opportunities to continue to advance early childhood developmen
tal psychopathology and to translate science into tools and care models
that can scale and meet the needs of young children and their families.<
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Registration required.
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/the_child_study_centers_
2021_lois_bloom_lecture/
URL:https://csc.la.psu.edu/speaker-series/2021-2022-speaker-series
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