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National Trends in Pediatric Inpatient Capacity
National Trends in Pediatric Inpatient Capacity Most pediatric hospitalizations occur in general hospitals, which increasingly transfer rather than hospitalize children, resulting in care concentration at large pediatric centers.1 This shift in pediatric care delivery is partly due to inpatient unit closures, with 19.1% of 1753 closing between 2008 and 2018.2
Pediatric Inpatient Psychiatric Capacity in the US
Pediatric Inpatient Psychiatric Capacity in the US, 2017 to 2020 With the worsening pediatric mental health crisis, children increasingly have prolonged emergency department visits while awaiting definitive mental health care.1 This has been partially attributed to inadequate availability of pediatric inpatient psychiatric beds.
Consider R Codes for Undiagnosed Serious Pediatric Behavior Problems-Reply
Consider R Codes for Undiagnosed Serious Pediatric Behavior Problems—Reply In Reply We thank Carlson et al for their interest in our study.1 We agree with the need to accurately identify patients with behavioral outbursts to allow for further study of this important population. Studies of all types are needed, ranging from focused studies such as that performed by the authors2 to broad population evaluations such as ours.
Mental Health Revisits at US Pediatric Emergency Departments
Key Points Question What are the trends in pediatric mental health emergency department (ED) visits and factors associated with pediatric mental health ED revisits? Findings This cohort study included more than 200 000 children seen at 38 US children’s hospitals from 2015 to 2020. Mental health ED visits increased by 8% annually, with 13% of patients revisiting within 6 months; markers of disease severity and health care access were associated with revisits.
Availability of Pediatric Inpatient Services in the United States
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Trends in Regionalization of Emergency Care for Common Pediatric Conditions
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