How Much Does It Hurt to Be a Hospitalized Child or Adolescent in a Latin American Country? [0.03%]
拉丁美洲国家住院的儿童和青少年痛苦程度有多高？
Maria I Cuervo-Suarez,Karen Molina-Gomez,Natalia Duque-Nieto et al.
Maria I Cuervo-Suarez et al.
Objective: Adopting an optimized approach to pain assessment and treatment in hospitalized children is crucial. This study aims to explore the prevalence, assessment scales, and treatment of pain in hospitalized children....
Sabreen Akhter
Sabreen Akhter
Deimplementing Overnight Vital Sign Monitoring in Pediatrics: Progress, Pitfalls, and the Path Forward [0.03%]
儿科取消常规夜间生命体征监测的进展、困境和展望
Jessica Jones,Lauren M McDaniel
Jessica Jones
Reduced Overnight Vital Signs Improve Sleep in Hospitalized Children: A Nonrandomized Interventional Trial [0.03%]
降低夜间生命体征监测次数可改善住院儿童睡眠：一项非随机干预试验
Leandra Bitterfeld,Abigail F Fraley,Katie Smith et al.
Leandra Bitterfeld et al.
Objective: This study sought to determine the change in sleep quality and duration among children hospitalized on acute care units when overnight vital signs (VS) monitoring is eliminated, compared with children who recei...
Family-Initiated Interpretation: A New Approach to Communication in the Pediatric ICU [0.03%]
以家庭为中心的解释：儿科ICU沟通的新方法
Mary Pilarz,Briseyda Morales,Victoria A Rodriguez et al.
Mary Pilarz et al.
Background: Familial use of a language other than English (LOE) is associated with worse outcomes among hospitalized children. Professional interpretation improves outcomes but is underused. This pilot study aimed to eval...
Conceptualizing Post-Intensive Care Syndrome: A Qualitative Exploration of the Family Experience [0.03%]
家庭体验下的重症监护后综合征的概念化：一种定性研究方法
Annie Laurie Gula,Dorene F Balmer,Douglas L Hill et al.
Annie Laurie Gula et al.
Background: After a pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) admission, children can experience long-term effects on their growth and development, termed post-intensive care syndrome in pediatrics (PICS-p). The impact of a PI...
Lost in Translation? Impact of Patient Language on Wait Times in a Pediatric Emergency Department [0.03%]
迷失在翻译中吗？患者语言对儿科急诊候诊时间的影响
Taylor Anderson,Donald H Arnold,Adriana Bialostozky et al.
Taylor Anderson et al.
Objective: To examine the association between patients' preferred language and wait times in the pediatric emergency department (PED), hypothesizing that patients preferring languages other than English (LOE) wait longer ...
Hospitalists' Practices and Barriers to Health-Literate Communication in Pediatric Inpatient Care [0.03%]
住院医师在儿科住院护理中进行健康素养沟通的实践与障碍
Prabi Rajbhandari,Jonathan VanGeest,Daniel H Grossoehme et al.
Prabi Rajbhandari et al.
Objective: Health literacy is a critical determinant of health care outcomes, particularly in pediatric inpatient care, where hospitalists play a pivotal role. However, hospitalists often face challenges in effectively ad...
Improving Social Risk Factors Screening and Resource Referrals in Hospitalized Pediatric Patients [0.03%]
改善住院儿科患者的社交风险因素筛查和资源转诊
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...
Improving Confidential Documentation for Adolescents in the Emergency Department [0.03%]
改善急诊科青少年患者医疗文档中的保密性信息
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...