Our Mission
The Stanford Center for Population Health Sciences brings together scientists and physicians from across the university and its medical institutions to leverage population-level evidence to revolutionize care at the bedside and to improve the overall health of society.
News Highlights
PHS forges research partnerships in Asia and Africa
A Stanford team participated in the INDEPTH Network ISC conference in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, held in November 2015. INDEPTH is a research network of 53 health and demography surveillance sites in 24 low- and middle-income countries in Africa and Asia. The network maintains ongoing surveillance of large population blocks, ranging from 10,000 to 300,000 people, each of whom are visited at least once a year, a total of 4.5 million people under direct observation for 10 to 40 years. Stanford’s Population Health Sciences researchers will be partnering with them through local universities on a range of projects, from studying the effect of environment on microbiome to establishing the impact of climate change on migration from rural to urban areas in developing countries. Stanford attendees included Michele Barry, MD; Eran Bendavid, MD; Ami Bhatt, MD; Mark Cullen, MD; Stephen Luby, MD; and Marcella Alsan, MD, MPH, PhD.
Working Groups
- First 1,000 days of life
- Work-Life, retirement, disability, aging, cognitive decline
- Sex and gender in health research
- Special populations and rare diseases
Immigration and health
Gene environment interaction
- Health disparities: global and domestic
- The learning health system and the study of care delivery
- mHealth and other new technologies for health
- Analytics
Affiliated Centers
- Prevention
» Stanford Prevention Research Center (SPRC) - Pediatrics
» Spectrum Child Health/Child Health Research Institute
» March of Dimes Prematurity Center
» Center for Policy, Outcomes and Prevention - Cancer
» Cancer Center Population Health Sciences - Biomedical Data
» Biomedical Data Science Initiative (BDSI) - Biostatistics
» Division of Biostatistics (Dept. of Health Research & Policy)
» Quantitative Sciences Unit (Dept. of Medicine)
» Spectrum Biostatistics and Study Design
- Epidemiology
» Division of Epidemiology (Dept. of Health Research & Policy) - Genomics
» Center for Computational, Evolutionary and Human Genomics - Global Health
» Center for Innovation in Global Health - Health Policy
» Center for Health Policy (CHP) - Health Services
» Division of Health Services Research, (Dept. of Health Research & Policy) - Research
» Clinical Excellence Research Center (CERC)
» Center for Innovation to Implementation (Ci2i) - Informatics
» Bioinformatics Informatics Research (BMIR)
» Center for Clinical Informatics - Outcomes Research
» Primary Care Outcomes Research (PCOR)
» Center for Policy, Outcomes and Prevention (CPOP) - Community Outreach
» Stanford Patient Education Research Center
Annual PHS Colloquium
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This one-day program in October showcased population health sciences research from the Stanford community and experts around the world.
Next Event
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01/25/2016
K-Fest
Strategies and resources for applying for NIH’s K Mentored Career Development Awards
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01/25/2016
Spectrum Innovation Symposium
Learn about new research on drugs, devices, diagnostics, population health sciences and health-care delivery