Pediatric Academic Societies Abstracts

Abstracts for 2004 - Presented at the PAS Meeting in May

• A COMPARISON OF CHILD AND PARENT REPORTING OF ASTHMA SEVERITY AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH FROM THE CHILD HEALTH INFORMATION REPORTING PROJECT (CHIRP): DOES SMOKE EXPOSURE MATTER? Jeralyn Bernier, et al

• A COMPARISON OF PEDIATRIC RESIDENT AND PRACTITIONER IDENTIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT OF SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE Laura Rizzardini, et al

• BALANCING WORK AND PERSONAL LIFE: PERCEPTIONS OF PART-TIME AND FULL-TIME PEDIATRICIANS Karen O'Connor, et al

• CHILDREN AS REPORTERS OF THEIR OWN HEALTH STATUS? EARLY LESSONS FROM THE "CHIRP" PROJECT Linda Radecki, et al

• CHOICE OF URINE COLLECTION METHODS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF URINARY TRACT INFECTION IN YOUNG, FEBRILE INFANTS Alan R. Schroeder, et al

• COMPARING PATIENTS SEEN IN CONTINUITY CLINICS AND THE NATIONAL AMBULATORY MEDICAL CARE SURVEY (NAMCS): A STUDY FROM THE CONTINUITY RESEARCH NETWORK (CORNET) J.R. Serwint, et al

• DO PEDIATRICIANS PRACTICE WHAT THEY (SHOULD) PREACH? A NATIONAL SURVEY OF PEDIATRICIANS'PERSONAL HEALTH PRACTICES Karen G. O'Connor, et al

• DO URINALYSIS TEST CHARACTERISTICS DIFFER BY METHOD OF URINE COLLECTION? Alan R. Schroeder, et al

• DOES DISADVANTAGE START AT HOME? RACIAL/ETHNIC DISPARITIES IN EARLY CHILDHOOD HOME ROUTINES, SAFETY, AND EDUCATIONAL PRACTICES Glenn Flores, et al

• EMERGENCY ROOM USE AMONG LOW-INCOME CHILDREN: DOES HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE MAKE A DIFFERENCE Suk-fong Tang, et al

• FAMILY INFLUENCES ON CHILDREN'S MEDIA USE Shari L Barkin, et al

• INADEQUATE ATTENTION GIVEN TO JAUNDICE IN HEALTHY TERM INFANTS DURING THE FIRST POSTPARTUM WEEK Henry Bernstein, et al

• MORE THAN A FEELING?: PHYSICIAN SELF-CONFIDENCE AND RESPONSE TO A STANDARD CHILD ABUSE VIGNETTE M. Trowbridge, et al

• PARENT-PROVIDER AGREEMENT ON ANTICIPATORY GUIDANCE DELIVERED: WHAT IS REMEMBERED AFTER THE VISIT? Shari L Barkin, et al

• PEDIATRICIAN INTEREST IN VIOLENCE PREVENTION: RESULTS FROM 1998 AND 2003 AAP PERIODIC SURVEYS M. Trowbridge, et al

• PEDIATRICIAN MALDISTRIBUTION: PEDIATRIC RESIDENTS REPORT THE REASONS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTION William L. Cull, et al

• PEDIATRICIANS' PERCEPTIONS OF THEIR LEVEL OF CONFIDENCE AND EFFECTIVENESS IN VIOLENCE PREVENTION COUNSELING: A NATIONAL SURVEY Stacia A. Finch, et al

• PEDIATRICIAN PRACTICES REGARDING REFERRAL TO EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAMS: IS AN ESTABLISHED DIAGNOSIS IMPORTANT? PEDIATRICIAN PRACTICES REGARDING REFERRAL TO EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAMS: IS AN ESTABLISHED DIAGNOSIS IMPORTANT? M. Silverstein, et al

• PEDIATRICIANS' REPORTED PRACTICES REGARDING DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENING: ARE GUIDELINES USED? DO THEY HELP? N. Sand, et al

• REPORTING ABOUT ASTHMA: WHOM TO ASK, CHILDREN OR PARENTS? Lynn M. Olson, et al

• REPRESENTATIVENESS OF PATIENT VISITS TO A NATIONAL PRACTICE-BASED RESEARCH NETWORK: A COMPARISON OF PEDIATRIC RESEARCH IN OFFICE SETTINGS (PROS) AND NATIONAL AMBULATORY MEDICAL CARE SURVEY (NAMCS) DATA E.J. Slora, et al

• RIFLE VERSUS HANDGUN OWNERS IN HOMES WITH CHILDREN: DIFFERENCES IN STORAGE PATTERNS Shari L. Barkin, et al

• SEE NO EVIL: EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE IN CHILD ABUSE E. Flaherty, et al

• TRAINING EXPERIENCES OF COMBINED INTERNAL MEDICINE AND PEDIATRICS RESIDENTS William L. Cull, et al

• UNEQUAL TREATMENT FOR YOUNG CHILDREN? RACIAL AND ETHNIC DISPARITIES IN EARLY CHILDHOOD HEALTH AND HEALTHCARE
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