Corinna Anke Haberland, MD, MS - Stanford University
Corinna Anke Haberland, MD, MS - Stanford University
Corinna Anke Haberland, MD, MS - Stanford University
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<strong>Haberland</strong> CA, Phibbs CS, Baker LC, “Effect of Opening Midlevel Neonatal Intensive Care Units on the<br />
Location of Low Birth Weight Births in California.” Pediatrics. 2006 Dec;118(6):e1667-79.<br />
Bravata DM, McDonald KM, Smith WM, Rydzak C, Szeto H, Buckeridge DL, <strong>Haberland</strong> C, and Owens<br />
DK, “A critical evaluation of existing surveillance systems for illnesses and syndromes potentially related<br />
to bioterrorism.” Annals of Internal Medicine, 2004; 140: 910-922.<br />
Bravata DM, McDonald K, Smith WM, Rydzak C, Szeto H, Buckeridge D, <strong>Haberland</strong> C, and Owens DK.<br />
“Surveillance systems for bioterrorism: A systematic review” Journal of Urban Health: Bulletin of The<br />
New York Academy of Medicine, 2003; 80(2): i135.<br />
<strong>Haberland</strong> CA, Benitz W, Sanders G, Pietzsch J, Yamada S, Nguyen L, Garber A. “Perinatal Screening for<br />
Group B Streptococci: Cost-Benefit Analysis of Rapid Polymerase Chain Reaction” Pediatrics. 2002 Sept:<br />
110(3): 471-480.<br />
Bravata DM, McDonald K, Smith WM, Rydzak C, Szeto H, Buckeridge D, <strong>Haberland</strong> C, Dangiolo MB,<br />
Graham J, Owens DK. Surveillance Systems For Bioterrorism: A Systematic Review. Journal of General<br />
Internal Medicine, 2002; 17, April (Suppl 1): 184.<br />
<strong>Haberland</strong> CA, Seddick D, Marcus R, and Bachrach LK. “A physician survey of therapy for exerciseassociated<br />
amenorrhea: a brief report.” Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine, 1995 Oct.; 5(4): 246 – 250.<br />
Reports:<br />
McDonald K, Romano P, Davies S, <strong>Haberland</strong> C, Geppert J, Ku A, Choudhry K. “Measures of Pediatric<br />
Health Care Quality Based on Hospital Administrative Data: the Pediatric Quality Indicators – Neonatal<br />
Indicator Appendix.” Rockville, <strong>MD</strong>: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ); Apr 2008.<br />
McDonald K, Romano P, Davies S, <strong>Haberland</strong> C, Geppert J, Ku A, Choudhry K. “Measures of Pediatric<br />
Health Care Quality Based on Hospital Administrative Data: the Pediatric Quality Indicators.” Rockville,<br />
<strong>MD</strong>: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ); Feb 2006.<br />
Bravata DM, McDonald K, Owens D, Buckeridge D, <strong>Haberland</strong> C, Rydzak C, et al. “Bioterrorism<br />
Preparedness and Response: Use of Information Technologies and Decision Support Systems” (Evidence<br />
Report/Technology Assessment No. 59 (Prepared by <strong>University</strong> of California San Francisco-<strong>Stanford</strong><br />
Evidence-based Practice Center under Contract No. 290-97-0013). AHRQ Publication No. 02-E028.<br />
Rockville, <strong>MD</strong>: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ); June 2002.<br />
Presentations:<br />
“Administrative Data Based Tools for Pediatric and Neonatal Health Services and Outcomes<br />
Research: Risk-Adjustment”, Presentation at 2010 Child Health Services – Academy Health<br />
Research Meeting, Boston, MA, June 26, 2010.<br />
“Development & Evaluation of the Potential AHRQ Neonatal Quality Measures”, Presentation at<br />
Academy Health Research Meeting, Orlando, FL, June 3, 2007.<br />
“Impact of New Mid-Level Neonatal Intensive Care Units on the Level of Care Received by Low-<br />
Birth-Weight Infants”, Poster presentation, PAS Meeting, San Francisco, CA, May 4, 2004.<br />
Language skills: Fluent in German.
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