

INSPIRE.
Institute for Neurodevelopmental Science,
Policy, Innovation, Research, and Education.
Research and Projects

Early detection
In collaboration with the KI Research Institute, we develop machine learning models to detect developmental delays early using data from routine screenings at Israel's MOH mother-child health clinics. This data covers development from birth to age 6, enabling timely interventions that improve long-term outcomes. Together with KI, we plan to evaluate the adaptability of these methods to different populations and health systems.
Policy
Through our collaboration with the KI Research Institute, the models and risk scores we have developed together provide crucial insights that enhance data-driven decision-making in health and governmental agencies. This shared knowledge supports the targeted allocation of resources for children with developmental delays, fostering significant positive outcomes.

