Volume 11 Issue 7 | Hospital Pediatrics | American Academy of Pediatrics

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Commentary

Thoughts on the First Decade of Hospital Pediatrics

Shawn L. Ralston, MD, MA, MS

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Topics: hospital care , hospitalists , community , happiness

The Second Decade of Hospital Pediatrics

Patrick W. Brady, MD, MSc

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Topics: child, hospitalized , hospital care , hospitalists , mentors , datasets

Reducing PICC Placement in Pediatric Osteomyelitis: A Diamond in the Deimplementation Rough?

Jessica J. Truelove, DO; Samantha A. House, DO, MPH

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Topics: deimplementation , diamond , osteomyelitis , peripherally inserted central catheter

Improving Hospitalized Patient Sleep: It Is Easier Than It Seems

Lauren M. McDaniel, MD

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Topics: inpatients , sleep

We Are All Learning, Together: An Imperative for Patient- and Family-Centered Rounds From the Patient and Family Perspective

Tiffany Vara, BS; Michele Anderson, BA; Jennifer D. Baird, PhD, MPH, MSW, RN; Sharon Calaman, MD; Jennifer K. O’Toole, MD, MEd ...

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Topics: bass , family-centered rounds , participation in ward rounds

Resident Clinical Experience During the Pandemic: What Has It Cost Us and What Have We Gained?

Bradford Nguyen, MD; Aisha Barber, MD, MEd; Caroline E. Rassbach, MD, MA

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Topics: internship and residency , medical residencies , pandemics

Research Articles

National Trends of Acute Osteomyelitis and Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters in Children

Nadia Shaikh, MD; Jacob Umscheid, MD; Syed Rizvi, MD; Parth Bhatt, MD, MPH; Rhythm Vasudeva, MD, MS ...

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Topics: osteomyelitis, acute , peripherally inserted central catheter , trend , osteomyelitis

Improving the Timing of Laboratory Studies in Hospitalized Children: A Quality Improvement Study

Suzanne N. Ramazani, DO; Julie Albright Gottfried, DNP, RN, CNS, CPNP-PC; Maha Kaissi, MD; Justin Lynn, MD, MPH; Michael S. Leonard, MD, MS, CPPS ...

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Topics: child, hospitalized , inpatients , lead , medical residencies , participation in ward rounds

A Randomized Controlled Trial for Parents of Hospitalized Children: Keeping Kids Safe From Guns

Alyssa H. Silver, MD; Gabriella Azzarone, MD; Nancy Dodson, MD; Michael Curley, BS; Ruth Eisenberg, MS ...

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Topics: child, hospitalized , firearms , primary outcome measure , gun safety , likert scale

Physiologic Monitor Alarm Burden and Nurses’ Subjective Workload in a Children’s Hospital

Irit R. Rasooly, MD, MSCE; Andrew S. Kern-Goldberger, MD; Rui Xiao, PhD; Siddarth Ponnala, PhD; Halley Ruppel, PhD, RN ...

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Topics: nursing care , united states national aeronautics and space administration , workload , hospitals, pediatric

Trends in Technology Assistance Among Patients With Childhood Onset Chronic Conditions

Elizabeth F. Boggs, MD, MS; Carolyn Foster, MD, MSHS; Parag Shah, MD; Denise M. Goodman, MD, MS; Matthew Hall, PhD ...

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Topics: brain , cerebral palsy , chronic disease , congenital abnormality , cystic fibrosis

Interpreter Use for Limited English Proficiency Patients/Families: A QI Study

Prabi Rajbhandari, MD, FAAP; Mary F. Keith, DO, MS; Roula Braidy, MBA; Samantha M. Gunkelman, MD; Elizabeth Smith, MPH, CPPS, CPHQ

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Topics: interpreters

Accuracy of Diagnostic Codes for Identifying Brief Resolved Unexplained Events

Amy M. DeLaroche, MBBS; Matt Hall, PhD; Manoj K. Mittal, MD; Mark I. Neuman, MD, MPH; Allayne Stephans, MD ...

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Topics: apparent life-threatening events in infants , international classification of diseases , diagnosis coding

Variation in Intravenous Acetaminophen Use in Pediatric Hospitals: Priorities for Standardization

Vanessa Toomey, MD, MBA; Adrienne Randolph, MD, MS; Florence Bourgeois, MD, MPH; Dionne Graham, PhD

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Topics: acetaminophen

Psychiatric Phenotypes of Pediatric Patients With Seropositive Autoimmune Encephalitis

Ashley V. Adams, MD; Heather Van Mater, MD; William Gallentine, DO; GenaLynne C. Mooneyham, MD

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Topics: antibodies , autoimmune encephalitis , phenotype , psychiatric symptoms , psychiatry

Review Articles

Implementing Family-Centered Rounds in Hospital Pediatric Settings: A Scoping Review

Andrew J. Knighton, PhD, CPA; Ellen J. Bass, PhD

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Topics: family-centered rounds , participation in ward rounds

Restrictive Eating Disorders: Accelerating Treatment Outcomes in the Medical Hospital

Nicole Brynes, DNP; Tony Tarchichi, MD; Andrew A. McCormick, MD; Amanda Downey, MD

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Topics: eating disorders , refeeding syndrome , inpatients , calories

Brief Reports

Mycoplasma Pneumoniae Testing and Treatment Among Children With Community-Acquired Pneumonia

Sanyukta Desai, MD, MSc; Matthew Hall, PhD; Susan C. Lipsett, MD; Samir S. Shah, MD, MSCE; Thomas V. Brogan, MD ...

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Topics: community acquired pneumonia , macrolides , mycoplasma pneumoniae , severity of illness , intensive care unit

Initiation of Long-Acting Reversible Contraception in Hospitalized Adolescents in the United States

Bianca A. Allison, MD, MPH; Victor Ritter, MS; Kori B. Flower, MD, MS, MPH; Martha F. Perry, MD

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Topics: long-acting reversible contraception , adolescent, hospitalized , intrauterine devices , implants , insurance

Vignettes Identify Variation in Antibiotic Use for Suspected Early Onset Sepsis

Kurlen S. E. Payton, MD; David Wirtschafter, MD; Mihoko V. Bennett, PhD; William E. Benitz, MD; Henry C. Lee, MD ...

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Topics: c-reactive protein, increased , early onset neonatal sepsis , sepsis , antimicrobial stewardship , neonatal intensive care units

Resource Use During Pediatric Venipuncture With Virtual Reality: Secondary Analysis of a Randomized Controlled Pilot Trial

Therese L. Canares, MD; Carisa Parrish, PhD; Christine Santos, MHS; Alia Badawi, BA; Alyssa Stewart, BS, CCLS ...

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View articletitled, Resource Use During Pediatric Venipuncture With Virtual Reality: Secondary Analysis of a Randomized Controlled Pilot Trial

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Topics: secondary data analysis , venipuncture , virtual reality , pain

Pediatric Intern Clinical Exposure During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Alexandra T. Geanacopoulos, MD; Kathryn M. Sundheim, MD; Kimberly F. Greco, MPH; Kenneth A. Michelson, MD, MPH; Chase R. Parsons, DO, MBI ...

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Topics: coronavirus pandemic , inpatients , intern , internship and residency , pandemics

Bending the Value Curve

Less is More: Aversion of Excessive Workup in Failure to Thrive

Masrur A. Khan, MD; Fatuma Barqadle, MD

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Topics: clinical diagnostic instrument , failure to thrive , autistic disorder

Perspectives

An Unspoken Inequity: Communication With Patients and Families With Limited English Proficiency

Christina R. Rojas, MD

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Topics: interpreters , limited english proficiency , physician-patient relations

“Getting By” Is Not “Good Enough”: A Resident Perspective on Communication With Families With Limited English Proficiency

Gabriela M. Bisonó, MD; Stephanie B. Gati, MD; Sumeet L. Banker, MD, MPH

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Topics: internship and residency , interpreters , limited english proficiency , medical residencies , patient-focused outcomes

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