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For children undergoing procedural sedation for a painful procedure

Peds Fasting Duration Not Tied to Adverse Sedation Outcomes

Preprocedural fasting duration not linked to adverse events for children undergoing procedural sedation
Medicaid-insured children are at increased risk for mental health diagnoses and psychotropic prescriptions after hospitalization for an injury compared with pre-hospitalization

Risk of Pediatric Mental Illness Up After Injury Hospitalization

In Medicaid population, those with burns or head injury at increased risk for mental health diagnoses
Children with exposure to secondhand marijuana and tobacco smoke have an increased rate of emergency department visitation

Child Secondhand Pot + Tobacco Exposure Ups Risk for ER Visits

Children in the marijuana and tobacco exposure group also had increase in otitis media episodes
About 20 percent of Medicaid-insured children receive a psychiatric diagnosis by age 8 years

Psychiatric Diagnosis Common in Medicaid-Insured Children

About 20 percent receive a psychiatric diagnosis by age 8; 10 percent receive psychotropic medication
Children living in neighborhoods with low walkability are at increased risk of asthma

Low Neighborhood Walkability Increases Risk of Asthma in Kids

Findings among children for both incident asthma and ongoing asthma
For children with eczema

No Clinical Benefit Seen for Bath Emollients in Childhood Eczema

POEM scores didn't meet minimal clinically important difference after adjustment for confounders
The transition to use of buprenorphine products with unit-dose packaging starting in 2010 correlated with a reduction in unintentional pediatric exposures to buprenorphine-naloxone

Unit-Dose Packaging Cuts Accidental Peds Opioid Exposures

Relative decrease in buprenorphine-naloxone exposure after transition to unit-dose packaging
Board-certified pediatric pharmacists can have a significant impact on pediatric patients with their unique pharmacy needs

Pediatric Pharmacists Face Unique Challenges

Medication dosing errors are more common in pediatrics; manipulation of dosage form required

April 2018 Briefing – Pediatrics

Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Pediatrics for April 2018. This roundup includes the latest...
Greater sugar consumption during pregnancy and early childhood may adversely impact child cognition

Maternal, Child Sugar Intake Could Impact Child Cognition

Sugar-sweetened drinks tied to adverse effects on cognition; fruit intake tied to improved cognition