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ISSN:2154-1663

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Margaret Rush,Ilana Moffet,Naoko Kono et al. Margaret Rush et al.
Background and objectives: Racial and ethnic disparities disproportionately impact children with medical complexity (CMC), including children with tracheostomies. Children hospitalized for bacterial tracheostomy-associate...
Alexandra Lieberman,Angela Castellanos,Lynne Huffman et al. Alexandra Lieberman et al.
Objective: To quantify differences in pediatric resident post-rounds communication between families who use a language other than English (LOE) vs English through direct observation. ...
S Margaret Wright,Isabella Zaniletti,Jeffrey D Colvin et al. S Margaret Wright et al.
Background and objectives: While the relationship between family income and child health care needs has been studied in children and youth with special health care needs, this dynamic in children with medical complexity (...
Averi E Wilson,Stephanie Arar,Christopher Menzies et al. Averi E Wilson et al.
Background and objectives: Children with medical complexity (CMC) require multidisciplinary care and generate extensive, fragmented electronic health record (EHR) data that make medical record review difficult and time-co...
Kathleen J Berg,Kori Hess,Megan Gripka et al. Kathleen J Berg et al.
Context: In pediatric inpatient settings, excess alarms from physiologic monitors lead to alarm fatigue, which can jeopardize patient safety. Objective: ...
Emma M Hartswick Finch,Benjamin V M Bajaj,Amanda M Stewart et al. Emma M Hartswick Finch et al.
Objectives: Housing instability is an important social driver of health for children; however, it remains difficult to identify. This study explored whether an administrative database could be used to identify children wi...
Victor Do,Cara Coleman,Ashley Edwards et al. Victor Do et al.
Administrative workload, the work required to understand systems and complete tasks and associated with navigating complex care for families, is an underrecognized yet powerful driver of inequity in pediatric hospital care. We present the c...