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Brittany's statements about Colorectal / ARM & Hirschsprung 5 statements

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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: October 2021

▶ Ep 110 · 1:44 Statement The Texas Children's Hospital study tracked non-accidental trauma patients using their trauma database, examining hospital course, injuries, consults, discharge instructions, and one-year follow-up compliance with recommended visits. Open

▶ Ep 110 · 2:19 Quotation I do think the rates themselves were actually quite high to where the patients aren't following up as recommended, but the rates are not low. Open

▶ Ep 110 · 2:19 Statement Follow-up rates for child physical abuse victims were actually quite high, with patients not following up as recommended but rates not being low, representing an opportunity as families are trying to make appointments. Open

▶ Ep 110 · 3:18 Statement Pediatric surgery could adopt the model used for children with complex medical conditions where all appointments are scheduled on one day to decrease burden on families. Open

▶ Ep 110 · 3:27 Quotation You know, why can't we do that in pediatric surgery for these patients? If they need to see multiple services, we can decrease the burden on the families and make sure that all of us are available on one day. Open

Brittany's statements about Etiologies (Gastroschisis/NEC/Atresia/Volvulus) 5 statements

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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: October 2021

▶ Ep 33 · 1:44 Statement The Texas Children's Hospital study tracked non-accidental trauma patients using their trauma database, examining hospital course, injuries, consults, discharge instructions, and one-year follow-up compliance with recommended visits. Open

▶ Ep 33 · 2:19 Quotation I do think the rates themselves were actually quite high to where the patients aren't following up as recommended, but the rates are not low. Open

▶ Ep 33 · 2:19 Statement Follow-up rates for child physical abuse victims were actually quite high, with patients not following up as recommended but rates not being low, representing an opportunity as families are trying to make appointments. Open

▶ Ep 33 · 3:18 Statement Pediatric surgery could adopt the model used for children with complex medical conditions where all appointments are scheduled on one day to decrease burden on families. Open

▶ Ep 33 · 3:27 Quotation You know, why can't we do that in pediatric surgery for these patients? If they need to see multiple services, we can decrease the burden on the families and make sure that all of us are available on one day. Open

Brittany's statements about Intestinal Rehab 5 statements

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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: October 2021

▶ Ep 45 · 1:44 Statement The Texas Children's Hospital study tracked non-accidental trauma patients using their trauma database, examining hospital course, injuries, consults, discharge instructions, and one-year follow-up compliance with recommended visits. Open

▶ Ep 45 · 2:19 Statement Follow-up rates for child physical abuse victims were actually quite high, with patients not following up as recommended but rates not being low, representing an opportunity as families are trying to make appointments. Open

▶ Ep 45 · 2:19 Quotation I do think the rates themselves were actually quite high to where the patients aren't following up as recommended, but the rates are not low. Open

▶ Ep 45 · 3:18 Statement Pediatric surgery could adopt the model used for children with complex medical conditions where all appointments are scheduled on one day to decrease burden on families. Open

▶ Ep 45 · 3:27 Quotation You know, why can't we do that in pediatric surgery for these patients? If they need to see multiple services, we can decrease the burden on the families and make sure that all of us are available on one day. Open

Brittany's statements about Necrotizing Enterocolitis 5 statements

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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: October 2021

▶ Ep 8 · 1:44 Statement The Texas Children's Hospital study tracked non-accidental trauma patients using their trauma database, examining hospital course, injuries, consults, discharge instructions, and one-year follow-up compliance with recommended visits. Open

▶ Ep 8 · 2:19 Statement Follow-up rates for child physical abuse victims were actually quite high, with patients not following up as recommended but rates not being low, representing an opportunity as families are trying to make appointments. Open

▶ Ep 8 · 2:19 Quotation I do think the rates themselves were actually quite high to where the patients aren't following up as recommended, but the rates are not low. Open

▶ Ep 8 · 3:18 Statement Pediatric surgery could adopt the model used for children with complex medical conditions where all appointments are scheduled on one day to decrease burden on families. Open

▶ Ep 8 · 3:27 Quotation You know, why can't we do that in pediatric surgery for these patients? If they need to see multiple services, we can decrease the burden on the families and make sure that all of us are available on one day. Open