Child abuse pediatrics (CAP) subspecialists evaluate, diagnose, and treat children when
abuse or neglect is suspected. Despite the high rates of child maltreatment across the …

Pediatricians and children's hospitals have a long history of working together to improve
children's health and well-being. Over the last half century, a focus of this work has …

increases in the number of available positions. In the 2020 NRMP Main Residency Match,
pediatrics constituted only 8.4% of all first-year training positions that were offered in the …

Child abuse is defined as “all forms of physical and/or emotional ill treatment, sexual abuse,
neglect, or negligent treatment or commercial or other exploitation, resulting in actual or …

Approximately 30 million ill and injured children annually visit emergency departments
(EDs) in the United States. Data suggest that patients seen in pediatric EDs by board …

Objective Examine the epidemiology of subspecialty physical abuse evaluations within
CAPNET, a multicenter child abuse pediatrics research network. Methods We conducted a …

This article opens a multi-article Pediatrics supplement that provides a rigorous analysis of
the projected pediatric subspecialty workforce in the United States. Congenital variations …

Developmental–behavioral pediatrics (DBP) subspecialists care for children with complex
neurodevelopmental and behavioral health conditions; additional roles include education …

This Clinical Report was reaffirmed October 2020. Child sex trafficking and commercial
sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) are major public health problems in the United States …

Tragically, our nation is witness to the increasing prevalence of child maltreatment, with the
highest prevalence among children under three years of age (Administration for Children …