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Labor trafficking of children and youth in the United States: A scoping review by Greenbaum, Jordan, Sprang, Ginny, Recknor, Frances, Harper, Nancy S., Titchen, Kanani

“…Background: Child labor trafficking is a largely unexplored and unpublished phenomenon in the United States. Objective: To 1) characterize the state of the…”
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Computer Algorithms Support Physician Decisions in Traumatic Head Injury by George, Caroline L S, Harper, Nancy S

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Trauma-Informed Care for Children and Adolescents by Harper, Nancy S

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Updated Guidelines for the Medical Assessment and Care of Children Who May Have Been Sexually Abused by Adams, Joyce A., MD, Kellogg, Nancy D., MD, Farst, Karen J., MD, Harper, Nancy S., MD, Palusci, Vincent J., MD, MS, Frasier, Lori D., MD, Levitt, Carolyn J., MD, Shapiro, Robert A., MD, Moles, Rebecca L., MD, Starling, Suzanne P., MD

“…Abstract The medical evaluation is an important part of the clinical and legal process when child sexual abuse is suspected. Practitioners who examine children…”
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Implementation of a screening tool for child sex trafficking among youth presenting to the emergency department – A quality improvement initiative by Peterson, Loralie J., Foell, Rebecca, Lunos, Scott, Heisterkamp, Breanna, Greenbaum, V. Jordan, Harper, Nancy S.

“…Identification of sex-trafficked youth in the emergency department (ED) is difficult and routine screening is uncommon. Our Quality Improvement (QI) Project…”
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Additional Injuries in Young Infants with Concern for Abuse and Apparently Isolated Bruises by Harper, Nancy S., MD, Feldman, Kenneth W., MD, Sugar, Naomi F., MD, Anderst, James D., MD, MSCI, Lindberg, Daniel M., MD

“…Objective To determine the prevalence of additional injuries or bleeding disorders in a large population of young infants evaluated for abuse because of…”
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The utility of follow-up skeletal surveys in child abuse by Harper, Nancy S, Eddleman, Sonja, Lindberg, Daniel M

“…Follow-up skeletal surveys (FUSS) are performed frequently in cases of possible physical abuse based on the evidence from small retrospective cohorts. Our…”
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Validation of a clinical prediction rule for pediatric abusive head trauma by Hymel, Kent P, Armijo-Garcia, Veronica, Foster, Robin, Frazier, Terra N, Stoiko, Michael, Christie, LeeAnn M, Harper, Nancy S, Weeks, Kerri, Carroll, Christopher L, Hyden, Phil, Sirotnak, Andrew, Truemper, Edward, Ornstein, Amy E, Wang, Ming

“…To reduce missed cases of pediatric abusive head trauma (AHT), Pediatric Brain Injury Research Network investigators derived a 4-variable AHT clinical…”
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Yield of Skeletal Survey by Age in Children Referred to Abuse Specialists by Lindberg, Daniel M., MD, Berger, Rachel P., MD, MPH, Reynolds, Maegan S., MD, Alwan, Riham M., MD, MPH, Harper, Nancy S., MD

“…Objective To determine rates of skeletal survey completion and injury identification as a function of age among children who underwent subspecialty evaluation…”
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Yield of skeletal surveys in national network of child abuse pediatricians: Age is key by McNamara, Caitlin R., Wood, Joanne N., Lindberg, Daniel, Campbell, Kristine A., Poston, Spencer, Valente, Matthew, Antonucci, Maria, Wolford, Jennifer, Coombs, Carmen, Sahud, Hannah, Clarke, Jennifer, Brink, Farah W., Bachim, Angela, Frasier, Lori D., Harper, Nancy S., Melville, John D., Laub, Natalie, Anderst, James, Berger, Rachel P.

“…Skeletal surveys (SS) are recommended for the evaluation of suspected physical abuse in children <2 years old. No guidelines exist for SS completion in…”
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Neglect: Failure to Thrive and Obesity by Harper, Nancy S., MD

“…Medical providers need to monitor growth at every visit. Weight status is influenced by genetics, medical conditions, socioeconomic status, and family…”
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Child Abuse Pediatrics Research Network: The CAPNET Core Data Project by Wood, Joanne N., Campbell, Kristine A., Anderst, James D., Bachim, Angela N., Berger, Rachel P., Hymel, Kent P., Harper, Nancy S., Letson, Megan M., Melville, John D., Okunowo, Oluwatimilehin, Lindberg, Daniel M.

“…Examine the epidemiology of subspecialty physical abuse evaluations within CAPNET, a multicenter child abuse pediatrics research network. We conducted a…”
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Identification and Characterization of Oral Injury in Suspected Child Abuse Cases: One Health System's Experience by George, Caroline L. S., Theesfeld, Samuel S. N., Wang, Qi, Hudson, Mark J., Harper, Nancy S.

“…OBJECTIVESAccurately differentiating inflicted from accidental injury in infants and toddlers is critical. Many studies have documented characteristics of…”
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Predictors of Making a Referral to Child Protective Services Prior to Expert Consultation by Zamalin, Danielle, Hamlin, Irene, Shults, Justine, Katherine Henry, M, Campbell, Kristine A, Anderst, James D, Bachim, Angela N, Berger, Rachel P, Frasier, Lori D, Harper, Nancy S, Letson, Megan M, Melville, John D, Lindberg, Daniel M, Wood, Joanne N

“…Suspicion for child abuse is influenced by implicit biases. Evaluation by a Child Abuse Pediatrician (CAP) may reduce avoidable child protective services (CPS)…”
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Vascular Channel Mimicking a Skull Fracture by George, Caroline L.S., MD, Harper, Nancy S., MD, Guillaume, Daniel, MD, Cayci, Zuzan, MD, Nascene, David, MD

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Radiologic Assessment of Skull Fracture Healing in Young Children by Harper, Nancy S., Eddleman, Sonja, Shukla, Khushbu, Narcise, Maria Veronica, Padhye, Laura J., Peterson, Loralie J., Murati, Michael A., George, Caroline L. S.

“…BACKGROUNDSkull fractures are commonly seen after both accidental and nonaccidental head injuries in young children. A history of recent trauma may be lacking…”
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Potential Impact of a Validated Screening Tool for Pediatric Abusive Head Trauma by Hymel, Kent P., MD, Herman, Bruce E., MD, Narang, Sandeep K., MD, JD, Graf, Jeanine M., MD, Frazier, Terra N., DO, Stoiko, Michael, MD, Christie, LeeAnn M., MSN, RN, Harper, Nancy S., MD, Carroll, Christopher L., MD, MS, Boos, Stephen C., MD, Dias, Mark, MD, Pullin, Deborah A., BSN, MPH, Wang, Ming, PhD

“…Objective To conduct a retrospective, theoretical comparison of actual pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) screening for abusive head trauma (AHT) vs AHT…”
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Follow-up skeletal survey use by child abuse pediatricians by Harper, Nancy S, Lewis, Terri, Eddleman, Sonja, Lindberg, Daniel M

“…Abstract Skeletal survey is frequently used to identify occult fractures in young children with concern for physical abuse. Because skeletal survey is…”
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Prevalence of Abusive Fractures of the Hands, Feet, Spine, or Pelvis on Skeletal Survey: Perhaps “Uncommon” Is More Common Than Suggested by Lindberg, Daniel M, Harper, Nancy S, Laskey, Antoinette L, Berger, Rachel P

“…OBJECTIVERecently, it has been suggested that views of the hands, feet, spine, and pelvis should be omitted from routine skeletal surveys (SSs) because these…”
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Solid-state stability of spray-dried insulin powder for inhalation: chemical kinetics and structural relaxation modeling of Exubera above and below the glass transition temperature by Sadrzadeh, Negar, Miller, Danforth P, Lechuga-Ballesteros, David, Harper, Nancy J, Stevenson, Cynthia L, Bennett, David B

“…The effect of temperature on the chemical stability of an amorphous spray-dried insulin powder formulation (Exubera) was evaluated in the solid state at…”
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