Purdue University-Main Campus · PsychologyKelleher Neurodevelopment Lab
Bridgette Lynne Kelleher · West Lafayette, Indiana
Research Focus
Dr. Bridgette Lynne Kelleher's lab at Purdue University focuses on improving the development and care of young children with rare neurogenetic conditions. Using innovative telehealth technology, the lab collects valuable data on children's behaviors and physiological responses to understand their unique developmental trajectories. This work aims to establish better assessment tools and treatment standards for affected families, helping to enhance the quality of life for these children.
neurogenetic conditionsearly developmenttelehealthbehavioral assessmentclinical outcomesnatural history dataelectrophysiologyfamily involvementstandard of carecomorbidities
Research Aims
5AIM 01Deploy telehealth assessments to gather data from children with neurogenetic conditions.
AIM 02Characterize developmental profiles of young children with rare disorders and their common comorbidities.
AIM 03Identify reliable and valid assessments for monitoring early development.
AIM 04Develop evidence-based standards of care for children with neurogenetic conditions.
AIM 05Enhance clinical outcomes by providing accessible assessments for families.
Skills the Lab Values
telehealth-based assessmentbehavioral assayselectrophysiologydata collectionnaturalistic observationparent-assisted evaluationlongitudinal study designclinical monitoring toolsstandardized assessmentsdata analysis
Output against the department
Publications55bottom 10% of dept.265th of 296
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Citations353bottom 3% of dept.286th of 296
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