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Full-Text Articles in Pediatrics
Trauma Treatment For Children In The Child Welfare System, The Rees-Jones Center For Foster Care Excellence
Trauma Treatment For Children In The Child Welfare System, The Rees-Jones Center For Foster Care Excellence
White Papers and Policy Briefs
Children involved in the child welfare system almost universally have experienced trauma, and many have experienced complex trauma. Research has shown that early intervention, treatment, and positive caregiving can reduce damage to the brain caused by trauma. Children coming into care should be screened to determine their trauma histories and related symptoms. Based on the outcomes of screenings and assessments, trauma-specific, evidence-based treatments or interventions should be provided.
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childrens.com/fostercare
Dexa Use For Early Detection Of Pediatric Cystic Fibrosis-Related Bone Disease, Christina Baldwin, Renallie Arcinas, Melissa Ham, Stacie Hunter, Megha Mehta, Preeti Sharma, Prigi Anu Varghese, Kelli Williams, David M. Troendle, Meghana Sathe
Dexa Use For Early Detection Of Pediatric Cystic Fibrosis-Related Bone Disease, Christina Baldwin, Renallie Arcinas, Melissa Ham, Stacie Hunter, Megha Mehta, Preeti Sharma, Prigi Anu Varghese, Kelli Williams, David M. Troendle, Meghana Sathe
2018
No abstract provided.
Improving Weight For Length In Infants With Cystic Fibrosis, Christina Baldwin, Lauren Lazar, Stacie Hunter, Meghana Sathe
Improving Weight For Length In Infants With Cystic Fibrosis, Christina Baldwin, Lauren Lazar, Stacie Hunter, Meghana Sathe
2018
No abstract provided.
Caring For Children With Intrauterine Drug Exposure, The Rees-Jones Center For Foster Care Excellence
Caring For Children With Intrauterine Drug Exposure, The Rees-Jones Center For Foster Care Excellence
White Papers and Policy Briefs
Overview of national statistics regarding in utero substance exposure and the impacts on health care for children involved with the child welfare system.
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Addressing The Health And Safety Of Children In Foster Care, The Rees-Jones Center For Foster Care Excellence
Addressing The Health And Safety Of Children In Foster Care, The Rees-Jones Center For Foster Care Excellence
White Papers and Policy Briefs
The Texas foster care system is an integral part of the safety net for the state’s most vulnerable children, and is charged with the daunting task of providing safe homes to thousands of children who are in crisis. Children and youth in foster care still face persistent barriers when they interact with the health system, which blunt the effectiveness of reform initiatives and potentially create lifelong harms for children in the program. Addressing disparities in the areas of physical health, mental health, educational attainment and special health care needs is integral to improving safety, stability and permanency for every child …