2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2020.08.040
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The Incidence of Child Maltreatment Resulting in Hospitalizations for Children Under Age 3 Years

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“…The effects of neglect may become evident when a lack of the basic nurturing, care, and supervision needs of a child reach a threshold that results in neurobiological and/or socioemotional harm (Proctor & Dubowitz, 2014). Neglect, particularly during sensitive developmental periods or chronically, can lead to significant harm such as death (Jonson-Reid, Chance, & Drake, 2007;DHHS, 2021aDHHS, , 2021b or hospitalization (Rebbe et al, 2021), as well as longer term alterations in children's developmental trajectory (e.g., Pereira, Li, & Power, 2017).…”
Section: Is Child Neglect Harmful To Children?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The effects of neglect may become evident when a lack of the basic nurturing, care, and supervision needs of a child reach a threshold that results in neurobiological and/or socioemotional harm (Proctor & Dubowitz, 2014). Neglect, particularly during sensitive developmental periods or chronically, can lead to significant harm such as death (Jonson-Reid, Chance, & Drake, 2007;DHHS, 2021aDHHS, , 2021b or hospitalization (Rebbe et al, 2021), as well as longer term alterations in children's developmental trajectory (e.g., Pereira, Li, & Power, 2017).…”
Section: Is Child Neglect Harmful To Children?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We restricted the analysis to hospitalizations that occurred before the child’s third birthday because the ages included for the suggestive codes identified by Schnitzer et al (2011) were through 3 years of age (except one code). Further, our previous analysis of these data indicated that neglect-related hospitalizations occurred most frequently for children 1–2 years of age (Rebbe et al, 2021). Of the children identified with maltreatment-related hospitalizations, 4% (156) had multiple child maltreatment-related hospitalizations before their third birthday during the observation time period.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Though researchers find unchanging rates of national child maltreatment hospitalizations among young children (0–10) across two time periods (1997–2009 Farst [ 14 ]; 2006–2014 Zins [ 15 ]), it is difficult to compare these findings to national trends in child maltreatment investigations for two reasons. First, it is difficult to summarize findings from available trend studies given differences in measures and types of maltreatment hospitalizations assessed, and time periods and samples (Farst [ 14 ] [ages 0–3; NIS sample]; Rebbe [ 16 ] [ages 0–3; Washington State]; Zins [ 15 ] [ages 0–10; Emergency room and NIS sample]). Second, whereas national trends in maltreatment investigations include children of all ages (0–18), trends in maltreatment hospitalizations apply to young children (0–10), which does not account for the experiences of older children who have increased cumulative risk for experiencing more and varying types of child maltreatment [ 9 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%