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Corrie Erin McDaniel, DO

Hospital Medicine

Academic Title: Assistant Professor, Pediatrics

Research Center: Center for Clinical and Translational Research

I completed medical school (Midwestern University) and my pediatrics residency followed by a chief year (Adovcate Children's Hospital) in Chicago, Illinois, prior to relocated to Seattle Children's for a job with Pediatric Hospital Medicine.
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Overview

Board Certification(s): Pediatrics
Pediatric Hospital Medicine
Medical/Professional School: Midwestern University - College of Osteopathic Medicine, Downers Grove
Residency: Advocate Children's Hospital, Oak Lawn
Clinical Interests: Pediatric community hospital medicine
Research Description: As greater than 50% of children requiring hospitalization are hospitalized in community hospital settings, my research focus is on on understanding and improving care for children hospitalized in community hospitals. Through partnering with local primary care offices surrounding many of our community hospital sites and collaborating with pediatric community hospital programs nationally, my intent is to demonstrate value and improve outcomes for children hospitalized close to home.

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