What Are the Major Data Gaps in Pediatric Research?
Some major data gaps in pediatric research include:
Pharmacological data: Limited information on the safety, efficacy, and dosing of medications for children. Longitudinal studies: A scarcity of long-term studies tracking health outcomes from childhood into adulthood. Rare diseases: Insufficient data on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of rare pediatric conditions. Mental health: Gaps in understanding the prevalence, risk factors, and effective interventions for pediatric mental health disorders. Socioeconomic factors: Limited data on how socioeconomic status affects pediatric health outcomes.
