Alison Moriarty Daley is jointly appointed between YSN and the Yale-New Haven Hospital Adolescent Clinic. She is a member of the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Specialty faculty and teaches Primary Care of the Adolescent and the clinical course Clinical Practice in the Primary Care of Adolescents. In her role as a PNP, she is the coordinator and clinician at the Hill-Regional Career School-Based Clinic and clinician at the Adolescent Clinic. Ms. Daley's publications and research focuses on adolescent primary care, particularly reproductive care and health risk behaviors of adolescents.
Citizenship
Founder and Co-facilitator, Memories, an art-therapy grief and bereavement group for high school students who have suffered the lost of a loved one.
Adolescent Primary Care
Adolescent Reproductive Care
Adolescent Health Risk Behavior
Clinical practice
Yale-New Haven Adolescent Clinic
Hill Regional Career Magnet High School School-Based Clinic
Adolescent health care works best when services are comprehensive, teen-friendly and tailored to meet the unique needs and concerns of this population. When care is delivered in this manner, more opportunities exist for the teen to develop a relationship with their provider and receive the appropriate services to maintain their health and well being. It also gives the clinician the opportunity to assess risk behaviors over time and provide the appropriate care and health education at each visit.