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Study finds common physical exam findings unreliable for diagnosing pneumonia in children

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By Samir Shah, Richard Ruddy
| cincinnatichildrens.org
Every year, community-acquired pneumonia accounts for up to 2 million outpatient visits and 375,000 emergency department visits among children across the United States. Clinicians must determine which children with acute respiratory illnesses have potentially serious community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) rather than other common conditions.
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Reliability of Physical Examination Findings in Youths Diagnosed With Pneumonia

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By Shubhada Hooli, Ron Reeder, Lauren Cutler, Laura Sartori, Amy Cheng, Matthew Lipshaw, Lilliam Ambroggio, Chris Rees, Son H McLaren, Leah Tzimenatos, Patrick Walsh, Richard Ruddy, Samir Shah, Nathan Kuppermann, Todd A Florin, Claudia R. Morris, Eileen Klein, Tamar R. Lubell, Geoff Capraro, Allison Cator, Justin Moher, Chari D. Larsen
| JAMA Network Verified
Reliability of Physical Examination Findings in Youths Diagnosed With Pneumonia Supplement 1. eTable 1. Comparison of Demographics, Clinical Characteristics, and Outcomes of Analytical Cohort With Overall PedCAPS Derivation Cohort eTable 2. Gwet AC1 of Physical Examination Findings eTable 3. Subgroup Analyses and Rationale Supplement 2. Nonauthor Collaborators. Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network (PECARN) PedCAPS Investigators Supplement 3. Figure 1.
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CareScout CEO: The hidden economic cost of an aging Baby Boomer generation

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By Samir Shah
| MSN Australia Verified
Samir Shah America is getting older. That much is obvious. What's less obvious—and far more consequential—is that we have failed to build the infrastructure families need to navigate aging. As a result, growing old in America is becoming an invisible tax, one paid not just in dollars, but in time, productivity, opportunity and financial security. The burden touches nearly every family differently.
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