Research In Action
Research In Action
Read our latest roundup of notable child injury prevention news articles from October 2024.
Patterns of Opioid Prescribing for Orthopedic Fracture
CHOP researchers found that white children from wealthier areas were more likely to be prescribed opioid prescriptions in the ER for an arm fracture compared to non-white peers from less wealthy areas.
Disparities in Electronic Health Documentation Among Youth with Suicidality
A recent study found that Black and Hispanic youth with suicidal thoughts and behaviors were less likely to receive suicide-related diagnostic codes or chief concern during their emergency department visits compared to youth of other race/ethnicity.
Injury Risks from Cheerleading
The American Academy of Pediatrics recently published a statement on the risks of injuries from cheerleading and how to prevent them. It also advocated for cheerleading to be recognized as an official sport and for its athletes to receive resources and support.
Keeping Kids Safe From Edibles on Halloween
Holidays like Halloween serve as a reminder that the most dangerous "treats" may be within our own homes.
Daylight Savings Time this past weekend means disrupted sleep patterns and increased risk for drowsy driving. Ohio's Traffic Safety Office offers some tips to keep everyone safe on the road.
