OBJECTIVES The objectives of this review were to critically assess and summarize trauma
outcome disparities by race, insurance, and SES and to determine if racial disparities are …

Despite pronounced reductions in child mortality in industrialised countries, variations exist
within and between countries. Many child deaths are preventable, and much could be done …

This article presents a population-based study of early childhood injury mortality following a
nonfatal allegation of maltreatment. Findings are based on a unique data set constructed by …

Comprehensive reviews of child death are increasingly conducted throughout the world,
although limited information is available about how this information is systematically used to …

The impact of early life events is increasingly becoming apparent, as studies investigate how
early childhood can shape long‐term physiology and behaviour. Fibromyalgia (FM), which is …

OBJECT In the US, race and economic status have pervasive associations with mechanisms
of injury, severity of injury, management, and outcomes of trauma. The goal of the current …

This study examined victim, family, and alleged perpetrator characteristics associated with
fatal child maltreatment (FCM) in 685 cases identified by child welfare services in the state of …

Background: Disparities in pediatric injury have been widely documented and are driven, in
part, by differential exposures to social determinants of health (SDH). Here, we hypothesized …

Health disparities are an increasingly researched topic in the United States. Evidence of
disparities found across the spectrum of health care includes pediatric patients. The purpose …

Abstract Purpose of Review The goal of this review is to describe how socioeconomic status
(SES) is evaluated in the pediatric trauma literature and further consider how differences in …