2019
DOI: 10.1002/car.2597
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Eight‐Year Period Prevalence of Physical Abuse in Hospitalised Infants and Corresponding In‐hospital Mortality in France

Abstract: Child abuse is a global public health issue; however, there is a severe lack of reliable epidemiological data. This study estimates the period prevalence of child physical abuse requiring hospitalisation and the corresponding in‐hospital mortality, using the French medico‐administrative database. We included all children less than one year old who were hospitalised from 2007 to 2014. Three groups were defined: group one – physically abused children; group two – possible physically abused children; and group th… Show more

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“…This represents 0.98% of all unplanned admissions to the hospital during the study period, and 0.2% in infants < 1 year of age. Differences in populations studied, including age range and typology of injuries, methodology and jurisdictions notwithstanding, these data are broadly comparable with other high-income countries such as France (0.1% for infants < 1 year admitted to all hospitals from 2007-2014), the Netherlands (0.2% in children < 18 years) and the USA (0.17% in children < 24-months) [27][28][29].…”
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confidence: 57%
“…This represents 0.98% of all unplanned admissions to the hospital during the study period, and 0.2% in infants < 1 year of age. Differences in populations studied, including age range and typology of injuries, methodology and jurisdictions notwithstanding, these data are broadly comparable with other high-income countries such as France (0.1% for infants < 1 year admitted to all hospitals from 2007-2014), the Netherlands (0.2% in children < 18 years) and the USA (0.17% in children < 24-months) [27][28][29].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 57%
“…Ces données se sont avérées congruentes avec les données de la littérature [16][17][18]. Devant l'ampleur et la gravité des répercussions du confinement sur la population des jeunes enfants, les résultats obtenus ont été transmis aux autorités avec pour conséquence la réouverture et le maintien de l'accès aux crèches et aux écoles, même en période de confinement partiel, tout en ajustant les mesures sanitaires à la situation épidémique [15]. Cela a permis la continuité pédagogique et a maintenu les enfants dans une mouvance sociale intégrant departmental child protection services increased by 30%.…”
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“…À partir de données de la littérature et de l'apport de nos travaux de recherche dans le domaine, nous proposons une documentation de cette crise des violences intra-familiales, intriquée dans la crise sanitaire de la Covid-19. < PERSPECTIVE / HORIZONS REPÈRES lisant un algorithme qui avait été conçu avant la pandémie, en 2019 [15]. Cet algorithme permet le repérage des séjours hospitaliers pour maltraitance physique chez les enfants les plus jeunes.…”
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