Improving Social Risk Factors Screening and Resource Referrals in Hospitalized Pediatric Patients [0.03%]
Grace Ng,Sonia Joshi,Adam Bracken et al.
Grace Ng et al.
Introduction: Social risk factors significantly influence a child's health. Screening and provision of resources in the inpatient setting are opportunities to help mitigate these negative effects. We undertook a quality i...
Elizabeth Ebbens,Barron Frazier,Mary Romano et al.
Elizabeth Ebbens et al.
Objective: Adolescents' health data for sexual/reproductive health, substance use, and mental health are legally confidential, and documenting this information appropriately prevents unintentional disclosure to caregivers...
Amanda M Klafter,Michael D Cabana,Lisbel Guzman et al.
Amanda M Klafter et al.
Introduction: Clear communication at hospital discharge is essential for safe care transitions. The content of postdischarge phone calls may indicate areas for improved discharge processes, yet such data are underexplored...
Observational Study
Hospital pediatrics. 2026 Apr 1;16(4):e269-e273. DOI:10.1542/hpeds.2025-008583 2026
What's Your Why: How Unnecessary Ordering Indications Lead to Inequities in Newborn Toxicology Testing [0.03%]
Gina Liu,Sharon Ostfeld-Johns
Gina Liu
Unintended Consequences of A Quality Improvement Initiative on Racial Inequity in Newborn Drug Testing [0.03%]
Amanda Costa,Kayla Gonzalez,Maria Skoczylas et al.
Amanda Costa et al.
Objective: Prenatal substance exposure is associated with harm to newborns and their families. Clinicians must report in utero controlled substance exposure to Child Protective Services (CPS). Studies have found that clin...
Tamara Gayle,Kathleen Webber,Katherine Finstuen-Magro et al.
Tamara Gayle et al.
Background: Pediatric inpatient hospital admissions are opportunities for catch-up vaccination. Previous studies have demonstrated that hospitalized children are at risk of being undervaccinated. Limited research has inve...
Florinda Islamovic,Patricia Hametz,Jonathan M Gabbay et al.
Florinda Islamovic et al.
Objective: Children hospitalized for asthma exacerbations may require escalation of therapy (EOT), but risk factors remain poorly defined. We aimed to identify risk factors for EOT to inform interventions and improve care...
A Decade Later: Serial Clinical Examinations for Early Onset Sepsis in Neonates of at Least 35 Weeks' Gestation [0.03%]
Adam Frymoyer,Arun Gupta,Juliann L Kim et al.
Adam Frymoyer et al.
Allison C Bradley,Paul L Aronson,Corrie E McDaniel et al.
Allison C Bradley et al.
A Mother's Calling: Interdisciplinary, Trauma-Informed Care for Lead Poisoning [0.03%]
创伤知情的跨学科护理：防治铅中毒母亲的号召
Hana Zhang,Jamie Peterson,Rebekah Prasad et al.
Hana Zhang et al.