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期刊名:Pediatric clinics of north america

缩写:PEDIATR CLIN N AM

ISSN:0031-3955

e-ISSN:1557-8240

IF/分区:2.2/Q2

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Nohra Ghaoui,Katelyn Breznak,Kalyani Marathe Nohra Ghaoui
Pediatric dermatology remains an underserved subspecialty due to workforce shortages, geographic disparities, and systemic barriers. This 4-year, single-center initiative implemented 15 targeted interventions, including optimization of prov...
Emily M Everdell,Kelly K Barry,Elena B Hawryluk Emily M Everdell
Pediatric dermatology has historically seen a shortage of dermatologists relative to demand, leading to limited access for patients, which is amplified in underserved communities. Telemedicine has emerged as an attractive means to supplemen...
Jaclyn Daigneault,Heli Patel,Robert J Smith Jaclyn Daigneault
Pediatricians and pediatric subspecialists receive lower rates of compensation than their colleagues who care for adult patients. Systemic financial structures within the American health care system disincentivize both individual providers ...
Caitlin Treuting,Catherine Bridges Caitlin Treuting
Integrating medical photography into clinical practice provides substantial benefits and should be considered a standard patient care component. For patients, it enhances care quality, fosters engagement, reduces anxiety, strengthens trust,...
Deepti Gupta Deepti Gupta
Laser procedures are safe and effective for various medical conditions in the pediatric population. Laser therapies are viewed as elective or cosmetic rather than medically necessary leading to their denial. Laser therapy can be deemed expe...
Mollie Oudenhoven,Jennifer Fernandez,Nicole Harter Mollie Oudenhoven
This article addresses the critical shortage in the pediatric dermatology workforce despite growing demand. It explores barriers including limited early exposure, mentorship, and lengthy, costly training pathways. The authors propose new mo...
Maya Ml Poon,Shehla Admani Maya Ml Poon
Anogenital complaints are prevalent among pediatric patients in both primary care and specialty care settings (ie, dermatology, urology, gynecology). Sensitive area examination is a critical diagnostic tool in pediatric patient care. Unfort...
Abraham Araya,Zachary Thornton,Mariam Iqneibi et al. Abraham Araya et al.
There are life-threatening pediatric skin conditions in dermatology that require immediate recognition by pediatric clinicians. This article provides a review of these conditions including diagnostic pearls, beneficial testing, and therapeu...