Ms Traub conceptualized the manuscript, conducted the initial literature review and drafted
and revised the manuscript; Dr Boynton-Jarrett participated in the conceptualization …

Background Screening for the social determinants of health in clinical practice is still widely
debated. Methods A scoping review was used to (1) explore the various screening tools that …

Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are linked with negatively impacting child and adult
health outcomes. Clinicians are integral in identifying childhood adversities and offering …

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are associated with poor health outcomes,
underlining the significance of early identification and intervention. Currently, there is no …

An increasing prevalence of early childhood adversity has reached epidemic proportions,
creating a public health crisis. Rather than focusing only on adverse childhood experiences …

Despite evidence that over 40% of youth in the United States have one or more adverse
childhood experiences (ACEs), and that ACEs have cumulative, pernicious effects on …

Despite empirical evidence documenting the role of positive childhood experiences in
predicting adaptation over the lifespan and across generations, this research has not yet …

Abstract Background Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) have lifelong health
consequences, yet screening remains challenging. Particularly in clinical settings, brief …

Objective To examine and synthesise the literature on adverse childhood experience (ACE)
screening in clinical and healthcare settings servicing children (0–11) and young people (12 …

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are defined as traumatic events occurring before
age 18, such as maltreatment, life-threatening accidents, harsh migration experiences, or …