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Overview
Andi Shane is a Professor in the Hubert Department of Global Health at Emory University, with affiliations in the Department of Pediatrics at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Their work focuses on pediatric infectious diseases, hospital-acquired infections, and global health interventions. Key areas of research include vaccine efficacy, probiotic safety in neonatal populations, and infection prevention strategies in healthcare settings.
Education & Affiliations
- Emory University: Hubert Department of Global Health
- Children's Healthcare of Atlanta: Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases
Research Interests
Shane's research integrates clinical epidemiology and public health policy, addressing critical gaps in infection control, antimicrobial stewardship, and diagnostic innovation. Specific interests include:
- Prevention and management of healthcare-associated infections
- Optimizing probiotic use in neonatal intensive care units
- Evaluation of clinical decision support systems for vaccines
- Emerging pathogen diagnostics and outbreak mitigation
Publications Trends
Recent work emphasizes pediatric responses to SARS-CoV-2, antibiotic utilization patterns, and hospital quality metrics. Studies often combine large-scale epidemiological analysis with clinical trial methodologies to inform policy changes.
Awards & Recognition
No specific awards listed; contributions are reflected in peer-reviewed publications and institutional roles.
Advising & Grants
No formal student advisee list provided. Active in grant-funded research collaborations related to global health and pediatric infectious diseases.
Labs & Teams
Associated with Emory's Global Health Institute and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta's Infectious Disease Division, focusing on translational research and clinical implementation.
