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Published: September 2024
Abstract
The survey also showed that many pediatricians do not use a standardized screening instrument for developmental delay, maternal depression and social determinants of health.
News
Published: August 2024
TOPICS:
Infectious Diseases,
Workforce,
COVID-19
Abstract
The study compared measures of career satisfaction and well-being between female and male pediatricians before and during the COVID-19 pandemic.
News
Published: July 2024
Abstract
About 234,000 children under age 18 were hospitalized with confirmed cases of COVID-19 from fall 2020 to spring 2024.
News
Published: June 2024
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Parental hesitancy and missed well-child visits were barriers to timely vaccination, according to an AAP Periodic Survey.
News
Published: April 2024
Abstract
Medicaid/CHIP enrollment decreased in nearly every state, with several states seeing relative decreases of more than 20%.
News
Published: April 2024
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Among those in dual-physician households, 34% of female pediatricians and 24% of male pediatricians reported working part-time hours.
News
Published: March 2024
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The AAP Pediatrician Life and Career Experience Study showed that half of Asian, 36% of Hispanic, 29% of Black and 9% of white, non-Hispanic pediatricians were born outside the United States.
News
Published: February 2024
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Qualifying residents will receive a grant and travel stipend to attend a professional research conference.
News
Published: December 2023
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The poverty level in 2022 was defined as having an annual income of less than $29,670 for a family with two children and two adults.
News
Published: November 2023
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The AAP will continue to advocate for elimination of insurance disparities among children.
News
Published: September 2023
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Pediatricians who reported having household educational debt owed $288,000 on average.
News
Published: August 2023
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The number of children admitted to the hospital with confirmed COVID-19 was 244 in the week ending June 24, while 6,527 hospitalizations were reported the week of Jan. 17, 2022.
News
Published: July 2023
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The percentage of children who speak a language other than English at home increased from 8.5% in 1979 to 21.3% in 2021, according to a Census Bureau survey.
News
Published: June 2023
TOPICS:
Patient Education/Patient Safety/Public Education,
Research Methods & Statistics,
Water Safety
Abstract
The AAP Period Survey found that pediatrician counseling varied by child age and content area.
News
Published: May 2023
Abstract
Geographic location and family considerations were among the factors most important to residents as they decided whether to accept a primary care position.
News
Published: April 2023
TOPICS:
Telehealth Care,
COVID-19
Abstract
By 2021, 78% of primary care pediatricians reported using telehealth for patient care in the past month.
News
Published: March 2023
Abstract
All states reported increases in children’s enrollment, with the largest increases in Texas, Florida, California and Georgia.
News
Published: January 2023
TOPICS:
Research Methods & Statistics
Abstract
Qualifying residents receive $2,000 grants and a travel stipend to attend a professional research conference.
News
Published: December 2022
Abstract
New weekly COVID-19 admissions for children under 5 nearly doubled in the past two months.
News
Published: December 2022
TOPICS:
Research Methods & Statistics
Abstract
An AAP survey also showed that members who are women were more likely than men to report spending at least half their time in general pediatrics.
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