Kindesmisshandlung – nicht unfallbedingte Verletzungen bei Kindern

Tröbs, Ralf-Bodo; Gonzalez-Vasquez, Roberto; Barenberg, Karin

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“…Strong empirical evidence exists suggesting that exposure to high numbers of ACEs increases the risk of many of the leading causes of death [ 2 ] and can reduce life expectancy by almost 20 years [ 3 ]. ACEs can cause direct health consequences, such as somatic and psychosomatic disorders, cognitive-emotional reactions [ 4 ] or even death [ 5 ]. Moreover, ACEs can also have a negative impact throughout the entire life course by affecting the individual’s physical health [ 6 – 8 ] and mental health [ 9 – 11 ].…”

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How adverse childhood experiences relate to single and multiple health risk behaviours in German public university students: a cross-sectional analysis

2018

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BackgroundAdverse childhood experiences (ACEs) have been shown to be linked to health risk behaviours (HRBs). This study aims to identify risk factors for ACEs and to examine the associations between ACEs and single and multiple HRBs in a sample of university students in Germany.MethodsAn online-based cross-sectional study was conducted among public university students (N = 1466). The widely applied ACE questionnaire was used and extended to operationalise 13 categories of childhood adversity. First, variables for each type of ACE and HRB were dichotomised (single ACEs and single HRBs), and then used for cumulative scores (multiple ACEs and multiple HRBs). Frequencies were assessed, and (multinomial) logistic regression analyses were performed.ResultsPrevalence rates of ACEs ranged from 3.9 to 34.0%, depending on the type of childhood adversity. Sociodemographic risk and protective factors for single/multiple ACEs varied strongly depending on the outcome. In particular, a high family socioeconomic status seemed to be a consistent protective factor for most ACEs. After adjusting for sociodemographic characteristics, both single and multiple HRBs were associated with single events of ACEs. Moreover, dose-response relationships between multiple ACEs and various single and multiple HRBs were found.ConclusionsThe study provides strong evidence that ACEs are associated with HRBs. The number of ACEs may play a role in single or multiple HRBs. Reducing the number of ACEs could thus decrease HRBs, which account for many of the leading causes of morbidity and death. The findings highlight the importance of trauma-informed health interventions designed to prevent the occurrence of ACEs, and build capacity among children and adults.Electronic supplementary materialThe online version of this article (10.1186/s12889-018-5926-3) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.

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How adverse childhood experiences relate to single and multiple health risk behaviours in German public university students: a cross-sectional analysis

2018

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Behandlungsansätze in der Kindertraumatologie

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2023

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Die Behandlung von Kindern ist besonders herausfordernd. Der fachliche Aspekt ist sehr speziell, und es liegen viele eigene Entitäten der Verletzungen vor. Auch das Setting ist außergewöhnlich. Die Patienten sind eben nicht nur „kleine“ Erwachsene. So muss man sich altersentsprechend auf ganz verschiedene Gegebenheiten einlassen und eine Ebene mit dem Kind und auch dessen Eltern finden. Wie kommen wir zur richtigen Therapie im bestmöglichen Setting? Verwächst sich alles oder ist die Nachbehandlung doch essenziell?

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Kindesmisshandlung – nicht unfallbedingte Verletzungen bei Kindern

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How adverse childhood experiences relate to single and multiple health risk behaviours in German public university students: a cross-sectional analysis

How adverse childhood experiences relate to single and multiple health risk behaviours in German public university students: a cross-sectional analysis

Behandlungsansätze in der Kindertraumatologie

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