Our IRB helps ensure that Children’s research practices are clearly defined and meet the strictest standards to protect patients participating in clinical studies.

The Institutional Review Board (IRB) of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta helps make sure that Children’s research practices meet the strictest standards to protect patients involved in clinical studies.

The Institutional Review Board (IRB) at Children’s helps ensure that our research teams abide by several best practices to meet the strictest standards of ethics, clinical practices and government guidance to protect patients participating in clinical studies.

Pediatric behavioral and mental health research is at the forefront of Children’s effort to build a comprehensive program to help stem the youth mental health crisis in Georgia and throughout the U.S.

The Endocrinology Program at Children’s is involved in novel research studies, fostering new discoveries that aim to improve outcomes for patients.

The Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition Program at Children’s is involved in novel research studies, fostering new discoveries that aim to improve outcomes for patients.

Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta neonatology program is committed to improving outcomes for neonates through research and collaborations.

The Pulmonology Program at Children’s is involved in novel research studies, fostering new discoveries that aim to improve outcomes for patients.

The Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Concussion Program conducts concussion research and brain health studies to help identify, treat and prevent concussions in children.

The Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center is dedicated to clinical research that addresses the most challenging childhood oncologic and hematologic conditions.