Trends in fatal paediatric unintentional injury: what is going on?
Injury Prevention,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. ip - 045675
Опубликована: Май 2, 2025
In
recent
years,
the
reduction
in
rates
of
fatal
unintentional
injuries
to
children
USA
has
not
only
plateaued,
beginning
before
pandemic,
but
reversed,
with
increases
across
most
mechanisms
injury.
This
study
seeks
understand
reasons
for
this
trend,
focusing
on
aged
1–14
years
2001–2023
and
highest
fatality
substantial
last
few
years.
The
rate
fatalities
changes
were
due
motor
vehicle
crashes,
drowning,
fires
burns.
Many
factors
that
are
associated
risk
injury
actually
decreased
prevalence
over
decade
while
plateauing
then
increasing.
These
include
improved
highway
roadway
safety
designs,
lower
cigarette
smoking,
more
homes
carbon
monoxide
alarms,
fewer
mobile
homes,
higher
life-jacket
use,
small
recreational
boats
decreases
child
poverty.
Increases
emotional
behavioural
disorders
likely
responsible
age
group.
An
important
contributor
injury,
particularly
among
racial
groups
experiencing
greatest
change
mortality
trajectory,
is
sociocultural
economic
environment
which
live,
learn
play.
Smartphone
use
by
teens
caregivers
was
one
factor
dramatically
increased
decade,
distraction
from
phone
stands
out
as
culprit
increase
fatalities.
Язык: Английский
Increasing Financial Performance of Pediatric Hospital Medicine Programs Through Appropriate Critical Care Billing
Hospital Pediatrics,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Май 5, 2025
Язык: Английский
A Call to Action: Inadequate Resources for Children in Hospitals
Ethan Pfeifer,
James A. Lin
Hospital Pediatrics,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Май 19, 2025
Язык: Английский
Identifying Inpatient Pediatric Services Across National Datasets
JAMA Network Open,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
8(6), С. e2513527 - e2513527
Опубликована: Июнь 3, 2025
National
statistics
about
regionalization
and
access
to
hospitals'
pediatric
services
have
been
derived
from
different
datasets
with
differing
sampling
frames,
sizes,
designs,
generating
conflicting
estimates
service
accessibility.
To
calculate
test
characteristics
for
the
provision
of
hospital-based
inpatient
in
3
national
explore
models
improving
identification
a
merged
dataset.
This
cross-sectional
study
analyzed
3114
US
hospitals
common
across
American
Hospital
Association
Annual
Survey
(AHA),
Centers
Medicare
&
Medicaid
Services
Provider
Service
File
(POS),
Pediatric
Readiness
Project
(NPRP)
2021.
Analysis
was
conducted
June
2024
March
2025.
Provision
4
services-newborn,
neonatal
intensive
care,
general
care.
Test
model
performance
were
calculated
reported
as
F1
scores,
machine
learning
evaluation
metric
that
calculates
harmonic
mean
precision
recall
within
model,
AHA
POS
relative
NPRP,
this
study's
benchmark
reporting.
Logistic
regression,
random
forest,
gradient-boosted
trees,
rule-based
tested
estimate
using
Of
hospitals,
NPRP
identified
2742
providing
newborn
care
(88.1%),
1375
(44.2%),
2204
offering
(70.8%),
450
(14.5%).
For
data
showed
95.7%
agreement
(F1
=
0.97;
95%
CI,
0.96-0.97),
while
89.4%
0.62;
0.60-0.64).
89.8%
0.86;
0.85-0.88)
72.9%
0.75;
0.74-0.77).
General
lower
agreement,
showing
65.6%
0.69;
0.67-0.71)
69.7%
0.79;
0.77-0.80).
81.5%
0.91;
0.90-0.93)
78.3%
0.49;
0.46-0.51).
Merging
modestly
improved
accuracy.
In
commonly
used
datasets,
reporting
varied
significantly.
As
these
inform
health
policy,
results
may
guide
approaches
optimize
line
definitions.
Язык: Английский